South Park hasn't been funny in nearly two decades. It's fucking weird how many middle-aged people cling to this dinosaur.

It's a tv show. Why are so many - probably middle-aged - fanboys getting mad about this. Why is anyone still watching South Park? It's 2017.

Tell me about your successful comedy show.

Nope, Bannon has stated he wants to destroy the state.

These fucking cowards.

Man, if Republicans couldn't do "what about" y'all would have nothing to say.

Yeah, it was wild how she convinced him to forfeit the South. But why she didn't use the Jedi mind tricks to get Trump to jump off his tower I will never understand…

I think he might have been able to pull it off if he'd had a team behind him like Obama's 2008 team.

Against Biden? Nah, if Biden were running, he'd have Obama behind him and Hillary may have even sat out.

And Putin would have worked against him just like he did Hillary as - going by the whole revelation that Manafort approached him in 2005 - it wasn't just about Hillary.

Well, there was the matter of him being in mourning and all.

Poochie needs to go back to his home planet.

Nah, it's just pointing out the poor planning on the part of the show. Clearly they wanted to have their cake and eat it too when it came to Michael's death but if they were going to do that, they should have waited until the season finale and then do a time jump.

Which makes her getting more votes than Sanders and Trump even wilder!

I agree. But if the other option was Trump?

Hillary ran a campaign based on more than that. But given that the media was obsessed with Trump, that's all that got aired. It drove me nuts watching Trump's rallies being shown in full while Hillary's only got a mention and maybe a brief clip.

I could see Beau's death being used against him, tbh. But he definitely had strengths Clinton lacked.

Let me just kick you while you're down - reportedly he asked Warren to be his running mate with the idea being he would step down after one term.

He might have had the same problems as Hillary. He not only voted for Iraq, he co-authored the AUMF and actually was probably more on the conservative side as a senator. And he had his ties to the banking industry too, he was known as Joe Biden D-MBNA for a reason.

3 million plus over Bernie and 2 million plus over Trump.