It's almost over, and I will sure be glad when this site is returned to Democrats.

[Lil Missy]

The hysteria, hyperbole, and right-wing bullshit talking points get pretty tiresome. For weeks it has been impossible to make a comment about Hillary or her campaign without being treated like a pariah, and Hillary treated to vicious exaggerations and attacks. You'd think she was Pol Pot and single handedly responsible for the Iraq war, not to mention everything else G W dip-shit did. Several Liberal Icons thrown under the bus for insufficient purity and refusing to slant every fact and detail with a bias toward St Bernie.

Hillary is winning because she gets the most support and VOTES. She gets more coverage because she is WINNING; she has the most comprehensive relevant resume of any candidate in modern history. Bernie is a good guy, it's too bad some of his supporters are so hateful and divisive.

My 2 cents.

[leftofcool]

1. I have seen more RW talking points here in the last few months than on Freeperville

[obamanut2012]

6. Vince Foster, cocaine running, Whitewater, Monica

Benghazi, the emails. All of those pretty recent, as well as the other VRWC smear jobs.

[Gothmog]

2. I am also looking forward to the end of the primary process

As a practical matter the process is over

[Rose Siding]

3. The fish rots from the head

When a "leader" initiates a revolution against "the establishment", and when that establishment is defined to include liberal institutions and icons, it invites the demonization of all who don't adhere to the leader's plans.

What do we all think it means when he jokes about Hillary making money for speeches like male public figures? He's flat out calling everything she says about her policies a lie.

From the head down. Rotten.

[wryter2000]

4. Many, maybe most, Bernie supporters here are reasonable people

But the ridiculous ones are Nader voters, imho. They're totally out of touch with the reality of this country. They're the same people who insisted that if Nancy Pelosi would just impeach W, the Senate would remove him from office with 66 votes. I would ask which Republicans would vote to remove him, and they'd say "Once they've heard all the evidence, they'll do the right thing." Yeah, sure.

It was extremely disheartening to see them essentially running this place. It was beyond comprehension that they were able to get away with comments that were condescending to our AA members and sometimes overtly racist.

[obamanut2012]

7. Randians are flocking to bernie too, for some reason

[lolly]

8. Actually, I can understand that

A lot of Ayn Rand's appeal is to young men who think they are entitled to do whatever they want, and that the world should give it to them because they are so obviously much more awesome than everybody else.

Sound familiar?

[charlyvi]

12. Paulites are here in droves.

The destroy it all to save it types. The ones who are well off enough that Repub policies won't damage their lives. Like all this is just an exercise in avant grade metrosexuality.

[BlueMTexpat]

10. +1! eom

[redstateblues]

5. The sour grapes group has been

especially intense and delusional since Tuesday's sweep

[beachbumbob]

9. The zealots on the extreme left not much different than those on the right

Remember how much hate Nader supporters had for al gore and democrats...many sander supporters are similar in nature...they rather see America fail...than support some one else...

[Codeine]

11. Don't you understand?!

[DavidDvorkin]

13. I used to like GD:P

Under its various names. I hope it becomes readable again soon.