Last night felt like a victory for DU's Hillary supporters. Here's why:

Hillary supporters started posting it. Check the record.

Hardcore DU'er!

Probably easier for you than just saying "I was wrong".

sexist and racist?

and that supporting Sanders was pie in the sky nonsense?

Bryant

detractors. Also: coronation.

Just crap to slam Hillary with - and it's not even original

but it was obviously implied in their mocking posts of Sanders and his supporters.

Democrats suffered a major drop in attendance from 2008, (approximately 27%).

Yes, there was a turnout of the youth, but in nowhere near revolution numbers.

Obama in 2008, now, that was a revolution.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz allowed them to suck all the oxygen out of the room

If they did, I would question their knowledge of actual political reality.

I mean, I can predict that if I say "yummy smores" three times in a darkened bathroom marshmallows will shoot out of my fingertips, but that doesn't mean it will happen.

the reason last night was a loss for HRC was because her team poured a ton of resources into Iowa, and because she's supposed to have been "inevitable", this nomination was supposed to be a cakewalk for her. And the past several months have demonstrated that the campaign style, messaging, and inspiration-generating deficits she had in 2008 are still very much a problem, and that itself is doubly a problem for her in a primary contest when her "electability" and strength as a candidate are being served - as opposed to the bold stands and policy proposals of Bernie Sanders - as a prime reason to support her.

But it wasn't the end of HRC's campaign. It was basically a tie, but it was also a strong showing for Sanders, which means the contest- and the conversation, as Hillary put it last night- will continue.

How will Netflix ever recover?

It's not like that third-place finish was without precedent.