Probably. At the very least, it sounds like she was kind of a dick about it.

Here, then. Make it yours.

I’m never not amazed at Duane’s slide playing.

I don’t know, she stood up and said (if only with her middle fingers) “fuck you.” I have no problem with his reaction (other than maybe the name -calling), nor any similar anger coming from any comedian who’s just up there trying to do his or her life’s work without being interrupted.

Yeah, but sit down and shut up at comedy shows—it’s their show and their turf. They aren’t politicians, and are under no obligation to get up there and say only ear-pleasing things. Heckle at your own risk.

Dipshit.

All for it. But I’d argue that the smart warrior picks his or her battles, and Bernie vs. Hillary was not the hill to die on. Not this time, not with Trump in play.

Whoa there, fella. I’m personally not loyal to the Clintons or any other faction of the Democratic Party. I don’t even follow that garbage. I vote for Democrats because IN GENERAL they seem to want to tax billionaires a bit more, believe that climate change is real, and are cool with letting people vote no matter what…

Hilarious and yep, childish, that you’re furious with her for losing when you obviously didn’t even vote for her.

She didn’t receive a “boost” from the final pronouncement so much as make a small recovery from the huge damage that Comey had already done.

They may have covered his many gaffes, but they also aired his rallies live and in full, without comment. Unprecedented free coverage.

“. . . can’t win an election, but can get rich giving revolting speeches afterwards.”

She spent most of her life in service and then did what EVERY OTHER POLITICIAN HAS EVER DONE when she decided to seek elected office.

So support is measured in number of tweets, then? I’m going to skip over how silly that is, and respond to the rest of your post:

Because it’s not a good point.

Damned if she does, damned if she doesn’t.

Oh good lord that’s dumb. There’s no way she should be anywhere else (as much as she might have wanted to be). She did the right thing by biting the bullet and supporting the peaceful transfer of power—truly one of the most important aspects of a democracy.

Brought this old classic immediately to mind:

Also *fewer and *than. Don’t heiresses go to school?

What other crime uses a victim’s past history to determine guilt?