The Nominees for The Biggest Election Night Meltdown Are ?? (1 Viewer)

[Fenton]

The Young Turks ! Their Election night coverage started out very optimistic ! To see that much smugness and unearned self righteousness met with that much sobering reality makes MY CHOICE for the biggest election night meltdown a keeper.

 

[reinoe]

The Young Turks ! Their Election night coverage started out very optimistic ! To see that much smugness and unearned self righteousness met with that much sobering reality makes MY CHOICE for the biggest election night meltdown a keeper.

I haven't seen The Young Turks, but I'll go ahead and nominate "Van Jones" on CNN. His "white-lash" comments never stops being funny.

 

[Fenton]

I haven't seen The Young Turks, but I'll go ahead and nominate "Van Jones" on CNN. His "white-lash" comments never stops being funny.

 

[Josie]

Definitely this one.

I was watching MSNBC for awhile. They were stunned. Completely stunned.

 

[Orly?]

The young who? ha..

No seriously, I hate them, but may watch their coverage for tear harvesting purposes..

 

[humbolt]

We won't hear from them, but I'm willing to bet that many big time donors to the Clinton Foundation are the most upset.

 

[MickeyW]

The Young Turks ! Their Election night coverage started out very optimistic ! To see that much smugness and unearned self righteousness met with that much sobering reality makes MY CHOICE for the biggest election night meltdown a keeper.

Love it. Makes my day! :lol:

We won't hear from them, but I'm willing to bet that many big time donors to the Clinton Foundation are the most upset.

Ohhh big time....they donated, she failed to deliver? I wonder if they will reciprocate?

 

[Coldwine]

The Young Turks ! Their Election night coverage started out very optimistic ! To see that much smugness and unearned self righteousness met with that much sobering reality makes MY CHOICE for the biggest election night meltdown a keeper.

Lena Dunham

'The three hours I spent at the Javits Center Tuesday night, surrounded by campaign staffers and fellow surrogates for Hillary Clinton, are blurred and spotty. At a certain point it became clear something had gone horribly wrong. Celebrants' faces turned. The modeling had been incorrect. Watching the numbers in Florida, I touched my face and realized I was crying. 'Can we please go home?' I said to my boyfriend. I could tell he was having trouble breathing, and I could feel my chin breaking into hives. Another woman showed me her matching hive, hidden by fresh concealer.

I hugged the women I had spent eighteen months with, laughing and plotting and spreading our love for Hillary Clinton and her message. My party dress felt tight and itchy.

By the time we'd made it over the bridge, a friend called. 'It's over,' she said. 'I love you.' I was frozen. We stopped at the diner. No one was speaking as they ate, no one in the whole place.

At home I got in the shower and began to cry even harder. My boyfriend, who had already wept, watched me as I mumbled incoherently, clutching myself. 'It wasn't supposed to go this way. It was supposed to be her job. She worked her whole life for the job. It's her job.'"
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Anna's meltdown was pretty nice too, though.

 

[humbolt]

Ohhh big time....they donated, she failed to deliver? I wonder if they will reciprocate?

I think the Clintons will be persona non grata at certain destinations in the future, to say the least. The donors backed the wrong horse, so they have themselves to blame for that, but it makes one wonder exactly what was sold to the donors. I don't think Qatar had any notions of a duty to the poor.

 

[ajn678]

Lena Dunham

'The three hours I spent at the Javits Center Tuesday night, surrounded by campaign staffers and fellow surrogates for Hillary Clinton, are blurred and spotty. At a certain point it became clear something had gone horribly wrong. Celebrants' faces turned. The modeling had been incorrect. Watching the numbers in Florida, I touched my face and realized I was crying. 'Can we please go home?' I said to my boyfriend. I could tell he was having trouble breathing, and I could feel my chin breaking into hives. Another woman showed me her matching hive, hidden by fresh concealer.

I hugged the women I had spent eighteen months with, laughing and plotting and spreading our love for Hillary Clinton and her message. My party dress felt tight and itchy.

By the time we'd made it over the bridge, a friend called. 'It's over,' she said. 'I love you.' I was frozen. We stopped at the diner. No one was speaking as they ate, no one in the whole place.

At home I got in the shower and began to cry even harder. My boyfriend, who had already wept, watched me as I mumbled incoherently, clutching myself. 'It wasn't supposed to go this way. It was supposed to be her job. She worked her whole life for the job. It's her job.'"
Don't Agonize, Organize

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Anna's meltdown was pretty nice too, though.

Wow, this is possibly the most pathetic thing I've ever read.

 

[LowDown]

We won't hear from them, but I'm willing to bet that many big time donors to the Clinton Foundation are the most upset.

Message from the Clinton Foundation: No refunds!

 

[MickeyW]

I think the Clintons will be persona non grata at certain destinations in the future, to say the least. The donors backed the wrong horse, so they have themselves to blame for that, but it makes one wonder exactly what was sold to the donors. I don't think Qatar had any notions of a duty to the poor.

I wonder if the Secret Service will take a step back?

Wow, this is possibly the most pathetic thing I've ever read.

liberals are pathetic...I've been saying that since 1975.

 

[Fenton]

Lena Dunham

'The three hours I spent at the Javits Center Tuesday night, surrounded by campaign staffers and fellow surrogates for Hillary Clinton, are blurred and spotty. At a certain point it became clear something had gone horribly wrong. Celebrants' faces turned. The modeling had been incorrect. Watching the numbers in Florida, I touched my face and realized I was crying. 'Can we please go home?' I said to my boyfriend. I could tell he was having trouble breathing, and I could feel my chin breaking into hives. Another woman showed me her matching hive, hidden by fresh concealer.

I hugged the women I had spent eighteen months with, laughing and plotting and spreading our love for Hillary Clinton and her message. My party dress felt tight and itchy.

By the time we'd made it over the bridge, a friend called. 'It's over,' she said. 'I love you.' I was frozen. We stopped at the diner. No one was speaking as they ate, no one in the whole place.

At home I got in the shower and began to cry even harder. My boyfriend, who had already wept, watched me as I mumbled incoherently, clutching myself. 'It wasn't supposed to go this way. It was supposed to be her job. She worked her whole life for the job. It's her job.'"
Don't Agonize, Organize

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Anna's meltdown was pretty nice too, though.

Here's a good one. Love the guy who's trying to pack his pet cat in a suitcase. And whats the Bat for ??

 

[Fenton]

Perez Hiltons meltdown

 

[ajn678]