We are not uninformed we are just tired of the bullshit....

[Playinghardball]

[tech3149]

1. I always love being told I think the way I do bbecause I just don't know any better

It makes me feel so respected and valuable.

[nashville_brook]

2. that was so condescending. also, if age is so important (voters too young, opponents too old)

then she should come clean about her own age-related health shortcomings. it's not like she's out there running 5k races.

[Bernin4U]

3. Love Millenials!

Having hired and worked with several as well as having some as kids.

They seem to have some reputation as being more lazy and humorless than previous generations. But what I see is that they're simply more clever and sophisticated. If anything, they may tend to lack the hyper-competitive attitudes of previous generations, because so much of it is simply bs. And they're pretty fearless. Which is a good thing, because if most people were in their shoes (the cost of education vs their career opportunities, etc)?

"Not uninformed, just tired of the bullshit" is spot on!

[bvf]

4. "Please stop questioning our intelligence."

She doesn't question anyone's intelligence--she fears it, and it shows.

[jalan48]

5. It's Hillary's sense of entitlement on display.

It's her turn regardless of what she stands for.

[MissDeeds]

6. Exactly

She exudes an air of entitlement and inevitability. Unfortunately, many of her supporters seem to think that she should be the nominee because 'it's her turn' or 'it's time for a woman to be president'.

In my opinion, we must nominate the best possible candidate. It is not advisable to set such a low bar as 'her turn' or gender as the defining criteria for a presidential nomination. There is far too much at stake.