When interviewed by Chris Matthews during the primary, Sanders had NO IDEA how to implement ANY of the big policy promises he was making. There he was with a national audience, a one on one interview and he could not give even a sketch of an outline of how to make any of it actually happen. That’s when I wrote him off.

“Well actually...”

Splinter should be number one on this list. They’ve probably done more damage to liberal causes than Fox News. Let’s not forget their post making excuses for not voting, or their deep hatred of women politicians who don’t act and say what they think they should say.

So eloquent. Much thoughtful. True authentic. 

So basically this is the part where you hate on Pod Save America and Kos for being substantially more successful than Chapo and Splinter respectively?

LOL.  yea, no further reading necessary.  He hasn’t got a clue.  She hasn’t even sworn in or served one actual day in congress and the guy thinks she can be president.  He’s also firmly planted in the “guy working the fryer at McDonalds should be paid the same as the CEO” camp. 

I like AOC’s ideas quite a bit and can’t wait to see how she governs once she’s in office but...it seems weird to say you’d both enthusiastically vote for a presidential candidate with no experience (yet.)

Terrible how? Or is this just more nebulous nonsense of the “he’s too old” variety.

Beto’s got my vote if he runs, oil exec donations be damned. We can’t play with that “purity politics” bullshit next time around.

I wasn’t expecting much, but I got to “I would 100% vote for the bartender who just won her first ever political office and has shown absolutely no skills nor achieved anything of any noteworthiness yet for president” and skipped the rest.

Democrats have historically been terrible at hammering home the following:

Yeah, this is a weak attempt at outrage. She gave a meaningless non-answer to a journalist she didn’t give a damn about.

The circular firing squad continues.

The tone of this piece is unsettling to disturbing.

What would you have them do, then? They got more eyeballs on the situation - they weren’t exactly asking for applause for putting in a minimum effort. Even if it was just a learning moment for THEM ALONE, that is still some progress. 

But they didn’t prove anything that we didn’t know. We know that laws, rules and regulations are all racially biased. This was basically a PR stunt. If they want to help, they could have protested, staged a boycott, called attention to the racially biased over policing of the Black community, mentioned the Black…

I’ve been a supporter of Mr. Avenatti, but I take charges like these seriously. The jollies I get from watching Avenatti taunt the thin-skinned orange baby do not usurp my values and my decency. Therefore, I support a thorough investigation of these allegations followed by the appropriate course of action.

and why is the film’s climax MBJ’s character losing a fight?