I think he brings her up because the Russia scandal isn’t a “nothingburger”...and also he can’t stand that he lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton.
It still boggles my mind that we’re only six months into this administration. It feels like years. Then again, it’s not surprising that this administration is a shitshow given that Trump is insane and is running it like he ran his business (which went bankrupt multiple times)
I really don’t get why Shannon is on this show. She’s depressing and clearly a miserable person. No one believes her marriage is a happy one, and it’s just not fun to watch her. Also, Vicki didn’t make her fat (as annoying as Vicki is). Drinking vodka and stress from her marriage probably caused that.
Yes, but that is New York’s Democratic Party...not the dnc. Speaking as a New Yorker, i do think New York’s rules are too much re ability to register (they always have been), but I do support their closed primary system.
Each state controls who is a primary voter, not the DNC. The DNC is not this powerful cabal that people make it out to be. Each state, for its own reasons, determines when people can vote in a primary. My own state has a closed primary system, which personally I support because I do not think Republicans should be…
The superdelegates, as I noted elsewhere were irrelevant. Sanders lost because he foolishly ignored the South (much as Clinton did in 2008) and didn’t bother tweaking his message beyond his one size fits all economic shtick. That’s why he lost, and no conspiracy theory will prove otherwise.
Those emails are from May 2016, when it was clear to anyone with a brain that Sanders had lost the nomination and had zero chance of securing sufficient pledged delegates. It was clear from Super Tuesday that Clinton won the nomination given the pledged delegate lead that she had accumulated (thanks to Sanders…
This is a tired argument. The DNC really had nothing to do with Sanders’ loss, and I have yet to see any credible evidence to the contrary. Sanders’ problem wasn’t really the DNC— it was demographics. His message didn’t resonate with the majority of primary voters and that’s why he didn’t win.
Bernie Sanders didn’t lose the primaries because of the DNC. He lost because his message just didn’t resonate among the broader electorate in the primary. To me, blaming the DNC is like Hillary solely blaming Russia for her loss. Both Sanders and Clinton lost because of a messaging problem.
Okay, but Sanders failed in the primaries because his message did not resonate with the broader electorate, including Latinos and African Americans. That happened because he was too unwilling to deviate from his message, which was a one size fits all message that did not resonate with minority communities. Thus,…
Hillary Clinton also had high favorables before the election. It was only when the Republicans turned her into a boogeyman that her favorables tanked. The RNC had tons of material on Sanders— they wouldn’t have hesitated to do the same to Sanders. Of course they could see that Sanders was not a viable candidate in…
This was on MSNBC:
It amazes me that she was made to be this boogeyman to the American public, when now Trump and his minions are being brought down for the very things they accused her of. America didn’t deserve to have her as president.
Not to mention CA has a nonpartisan blanket primary, which almost always results in a run-off election between Democrats in the general election. So, if Jenner runs as a Republican, she has very little chance of even making it to the general election.
We cannot talk about it, it’s confidential.
“It was such a nothing”