I didn’t say it does, so I’m not sure why you’re telling me this.

Yes.

That Clinton couldn’t win even with substantially stronger party loyalty from her primary opponent’s voters than her own primary voters in 2008 could muster shows how uniquely weak her campaign was, not that the number of Sanders voters who flipped to Trump (who were roughly the same proportion of non-Trump Republican…

What?

Definitely a good way to get people to vote and to vote for your preferred candidate is to say that, well, actually, Turning Point USA is right and the left really are babies wearing diapers.

Definitely a good way to get people to vote and to vote for your preferred candidate is to say that they are “being a shithead” simply for not already doing so.

Definitely a good way to get people to vote and to vote for your preferred candidate is to say “Fuck those stupid goddamn idiots forever and ever”.

And you think those people voted for Trump? Even the guy whose data the Bernie Bros Did Trump conspiracy theorists rely on says the opposite is true, so where are you getting this?

That Clinton was unable to make up for a deficit that’s less than half the size sure says something, doesn’t it?

No, boomer, I am not.

When was the first algorithm invented? Was it after all these reviews?

Having a spare hundred dollars a month that you can afford to just spend on lunch is absolutely a sign of being quite rich.

That you think there are twenty days in a month just further illustrates how out of touch with reality that rich people are.

Most Gen Xers are actually boomers now. You hate to see it.

People literally said this about the Beatles, lmao.

If you can afford to pay ten American dollars for lunch every day, you’re very rich.

Yes, people like you.

Okay, boomer.

Not just “a key role”. Plenty of people believe Sanders voters, who were more loyal to the party than Clinton voters were in 2008, are the reason Trump won. This is not the case. And since that is true, that is what I said. No need to make up things and put them in quotation marks.

What music do you listen to that is substantially different from what you listened to in high school?