My response was: "LOL".
While the media was certainly in the tank for Obama during the primaries, and that certainly hurt Hillary, so what? They were in the tank for Obama because he was the more exciting narrative, not because of any nebulous conspiracy. Keeping media coverage positive is a campaign skill, one of many the Hillary team proved to be lacking in.
And as for the horrific left-wing takeover of the Democratic party, god, I only wish there had been. As if there were any significant platform differences between Hillary and Obama anyway.
Edit: Oh, and I loved that this dipshit seriously used Obama's health care project ("rammed through in the dead of night") to show how the Democrats had betrayed their base (which, uh, overwhelmingly supports health care, and specifically supports a considerably stronger health care plan than Obama did). Yeah, because Hillary Clinton would never have gone against tradition to try and get a health care bill passed in America. One would have to go out a limb and say that if someone thinks (Obama's half-assed version of) a public health care option is too liberal, and they support would-be-Roe-vs-Wade-repealer Sarah Palin, then they don't actually ideologically align in any significant way with Hillary Clinton, or the Democratic party in general, and haven't for decades before Obama was ever heard of.
While the media was certainly in the tank for Obama during the primaries, and that certainly hurt Hillary, so what? They were in the tank for Obama because he was the more exciting narrative, not because of any nebulous conspiracy. Keeping media coverage positive is a campaign skill, one of many the Hillary team proved to be lacking in.
And as for the horrific left-wing takeover of the Democratic party, god, I only wish there had been. As if there were any significant platform differences between Hillary and Obama anyway.
Edit: Oh, and I loved that this dipshit seriously used Obama's health care project ("rammed through in the dead of night") to show how the Democrats had betrayed their base (which, uh, overwhelmingly supports health care, and specifically supports a considerably stronger health care plan than Obama did). Yeah, because Hillary Clinton would never have gone against tradition to try and get a health care bill passed in America. One would have to go out a limb and say that if someone thinks (Obama's half-assed version of) a public health care option is too liberal, and they support would-be-Roe-vs-Wade-repealer Sarah Palin, then they don't actually ideologically align in any significant way with Hillary Clinton, or the Democratic party in general, and haven't for decades before Obama was ever heard of.