There are plenty of examples of KHive people on Twitter who’ve engaged in toxic behavior, but there hasn’t been an endless barrage of thinkpieces written about it implying that all Kamala Harris supporters are guilty by association and Harris is enabling them by not speaking out.

And thank you for engaging with the point I was making.

I think the show has pretty consistently pointed out how bad Buttigieg is on race.

Most of the online ire in these wee hours is coming from Bernie supporters angry at David’s Bernie claiming to be “the most popular guy on 4chan,”

Klobuchar is a scumbag and the way the pundit class has kept trying to make her into a thing is one of the most appalling things about this primary season.

I dunno, I imagine that guy she locked away for life at 16 for a murder he probably didn’t commit might not be very fond of her.

Better than Under the Dome?

That says that they weren’t involved in making the sketch, but it doesn’t say they didn’t have a product placement deal. Maybe it wasn’t product placement, but given the the the freakout Safelite had over it and how NBC ultimately pulled it, I just kind of assumed it was.

Recent electoral history and the quality of life in America would suggest otherwise.

I really can’t take people like One Million Moms seriously after they voted for Trump.

Eh, depicting the brand in an unflattering light doesn’t mean it wasn’t product placement. That Safelite sketch they did a few years ago was product placement.

There’s actually quite a lot wrong with centrism.

the electoral college ensured the ‘flyover states’ weren’t squeezed out by the coastal states.

Where’s the lie?

No offense Dennis, but complaints about centrism are a bit rich coming from you.

I wasn’t happy that DC let Bendis ruin Jon Kent and throw away the best status quo Superman had in years, but it was all worth it so they could recycle the exact same story that ran before Rebirth.

It was actually the third movie he’s directed, apparently.

How did we spend so much time talking about this one?

Or it might just be an easy joke that questionably casts Trump as the picked-upon underdog, bedeviled by the bullying world leader jocks whose captured laughter at Trump’s incoherent, dangerous nonsense is portrayed as just them being big ol’ meanies.

Dennis, I'm sorry you're still upset that SNL had the nerve to caricature a politician you like, but if it's any consolation Harris will drop out soon so you won't have to put up with it for much longer.