Not to be the grammar version of the Soup Nazi. But "high dungeon" is probably what would be on the second floor of nationally franchised "Patriot Acts!" "debriefing" and detention centers, during a Trump first term...

My well intentioned spell check on my browser did it again

Indubitably.

And that he threw a fit when they ignored it?

And the media is running with it. In just a quick glance on the Google machine I see articles, and editorials, on the incident from:

NBC
Washington Post (twice)
NPR
The Guardian
Buzzfeed
UPI
The Baltimore Sun
The Hill
Christian Science Monitor
Mediaite
CBS
ABC
Baltimore Magazine
CNN
BET
Politico

And then I just stopped, because there are a lot more articles.

The issue is that the press secretary did something stupid and Bernie didn't handle it well.

It is not the Dean Scream, but it sure as hell isn't going to help the impression that he is weak on foreign policy.

And, for the record, if the same thing happened to Clinton I know I would call it a faux pas.

All politicians need to be obedient little puppy dogs.

"Her speech will be her interview"
http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2015/06/hillarys-speech-will-be-her-interview-208190

"The Clinton camp has frustrated reporters at almost every turn. Since her campaign's launch in April (although now her campaign apparently "officially" launches on June 13 in New York), she hasn't sat down for a formal interview with any media organization. Before answering questions from the press in New Hampshire and Iowa last month, Clinton had gone 28 days without answering a single question from the media.

Texas Southern University has also informed reporters that the media must stay within certain barricades and that there will be special media-designated restrooms. Readers of the blog will no doubt recall the time New York Times reporter Amy Chozick was escorted to the restroom while covering a Clinton Global Initiative event."

"threw a fit" nonsense again. How's that trial balloon not working out for you?

"applauded Clinton's expulsion of BLM"

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251748114

Zero questions. That makes her a strong leader, properly controlling the press. Who wants to ask questions about voting rights anyway?

Answering questions about the subject at hand instead of ISIS? That makes one a terrible amateur.

Well, as long as you don't mind cognitive dissonance.

Well I am going to give it to you anyways.

In GDP alone there are over 500 OP's about Hillary since Nov 1st 2015 and not from Hillary supporters either. I can't even begin to tell you how many of those are the same. It's just one long run on sentence!

So if you want to talk about a "Dean scream" moment (in this case whining beyond all recognition). Clean your own damn house first. Jesus Christ!

Amazing. Shocking.

And good for Sanders for sticking with the issues that mattered most to the People of Colour he was campaigning amongst.

It is the job of any President to multi-task. And yes, that includes answering questions from reporters on more than one issue at a time.

Sure Sanders could have given them a snappy quote like "Isis is an evil we have to confront." Give the a soundbite that may make it into the endless stream of politicians all saying how bad Isis is.

But he is trying to avoid falling into the 9-11 trap, when for years the only story in the news was Terror, Terror, Terror," while Bush and Wall St. and Corporate America were looting America.

If you believe the press is acting responsibly in the way they cover the issues and politics, tghen go ahead and support that approach.

However, I suspect if Clinton did something similar, you wouldn't be defending the myopic behavior of tghe media quite so much.

And actually so would I. I'm one of those Bernie supporters that refuses to get into bashing the other candidates. But lets face it, a lot of this primary shit around here is just "your team sucks, my team is awesome" grade school-esque nonsense.