It’s 2019 in the real world, and 2016 on Twitter.
Not a day has gone by since Clinton lost to Trump where folks on Twitter weren’t re-litigating the 2016 Democratic primary election. One day, liberals will be accusing Bernie Sanders of being a knowing “chaos agent” in the 2016 election. Other days, Clinton voters are subjected to an onslaught of tweets about how they chose their candidate only because they thought she was electable — not because they actually, you know, liked her.
It’s a toxic, highly polarized platform, even among people who are supposed to have shared democratic ideals in common. But on Tuesday night, Stacey Abrams’ post-SOTU rebuttal helped to forge a temporary, unconscious alliance between liberals and the left on Twitter. No one would admit it, of course. Read more…
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