The main premise is flawed.
If PINO understood that, he wouldn't be sending tweets about how unappreciated he is.
The author should see something as obvious as the fact that he's desperate for the approval of strangers.

Hillary clearly wanted to unite, clearly wanted to be popular, and earned the vote of 65 million, 3 million more than donnie.

Donnie's entire strategy involved making a big show of offending a big majority of Americans -- blacks, hispanics, women, the differently-abled, etc. his entire strategy relied on a combination of propaganda, cheating, and electoral quirks to turn a very white, male minority into an electoral victory, and then to give a big "f*ck you" to the majority who voted against him.

Donnie has been one of, if not *the*, most overtly divisive and offensive politicians in American history (or at least since the civil war era), and its remarkable how reluctant the media has been to talk about him in such terms and to condemn or doom him for it.

They all stoked the horse race for the money. CNN has tried to be Fox Lite for years.

CNN could dry up and blow away and the world would not be poorer for its passing.

his healthcare initiative in '93, and for the next three decades. Biden has largely been spared that level of negativity. I don't think Trump can drive Joe's negatives down in just a few months. The last time he tried, it blew up in his face and he got himself impeached.

I call this turd polishing.