Like making candles...that should be a big red flag right there. But, I can’t stand Me-Me-Meghan, so I’m glad her marriage is crashing and burning.

That or getting struck by lightning is appropriate

That gif is amazing. I also like this version of it:

He has had some successes on the platform (which is meaningless), but also on Clinton’s policy stances. That said, he had much more leverage in April. After he lost New York and PA (and by sizable margins), it was game over for him.

Or in the case of Glenn Beck and Co, they were too busy sticking their faces into a bowl of Cheetos.

Not necessarily, especially in the context of criminal law and this particular statute.

Time to start reading the comments at Breitbart and The Hill

Jeb! is a mess

Alito recused himself in the Franklin case.

I doubt he will win. Almost every poll shows Trump trailing Clinton, sometimes by double digits. Although a lot can happen between now and election day, the demographics simply aren’t in Trump’s favor.

At the beginning of this race, I had a lot of respect for Sanders. He seemed like he really believed in the issues that he was championing. Now, I have no respect for him because it’s clear he’s only in this race for himself (and the free trips to Rome and lobster dinners). I will happily donate to any credible…

It was such a bizarre trip. He claimed he was fighting to win NY, and yet left the state for a trip that literally would have no impact on the primary. Maybe he knew he wouldn’t win, and is now just enjoying the attention/money.

I was thinking the same thing. I also think donating $5k to a candidate when you’re a recent college graduate is insane.

The national Democrats are hoping Grayson loses because, frankly, the guy is nuts and is under investigation for running a hedge fund while he was a Congressman (among other things). Harry Reid actually told Grayson that he hopes he loses the August primary. It’s very entertaining stuff.

1. The online polls clearly do not match up with the actual voting data, indicating that there is no correlation between debate performance and electoral performance. As an example, look at the Florida debate. Most pundits and the online polls showed that Sanders won that debate. He lost every single contest on March…

I don’t agree with that. Obama was a pretty weak debater early in the 2008 campaign. But he landed very effective punches against Clinton in that South Carolina debate.

Over the past few years, Warren has really impressed me. I really hope she runs for president at some point.

Not new to politics, and in any event, even assuming that Clinton were a weak debater, what does that say about Sanders (who has not landed one effective attack at the debates)?

Sad! :-(

Obama was a great debater, but he was a little rusty in the first debate in 2012. Thankfully, he destroyed Romney in the other debates. Warren is proving herself to be a very effective attack dog, which is why I’m hoping Clinton picks her as the VP. It’s probably wishful thinking, but I remain hopeful.