She's frequently terrible, but watching her do real psychic damage to Musk is still funny.

Seriously, we need more qualifications past "were you born here, are you 35 or older, and can you make large groups of people like you?"

And this is why you wash your hands after going out in public, and wash things you buy from stores. Because people like him are out there touching things.

Sadly never learned to despise the bullies and everything they stood for, and thus grew up trying to emulate them.

Dihydrogen monoxide is the most dangerous! It's the universal solvent! Inhaling just one tablespoon can kiill a human!

Right. And voting in a primary or taking part in the caucus is about influencing who ends up on the ballot. Lot of people in these replies willfully misunderstanding that.

Yes. Massachusetts is different. As an Independent I get to choose which primary I wish to vote in. If your state doesn't work like that, absolutely hang on to your party affiliation and primary out your weak representatives.

This is true in several other states. The National Conference of State Legislatures has a good rundown of party affiliation and primary voting in states: www.ncsl.org/elections-an...

Also just because a person is registered Dem to vote in the primary (or in my state, take part in the caucus) doesn't mean they have to vote for the Dem in the general if a bad Dem ends up on the ballot.

Think of voting in the Democratic primary as taking a vote away from bad Democrat candidates. If you don't vote in that primary, you don't get the opportunity to vote against the worst Dems early in the process and hopefully keep them off the ballot in the general election.

Yeah, The only reason there's a d next to my name is because my state won't let me vote in the primaries without it.

Labelers being accurate in predicting personality type once again. It's like horoscopes except true.