@snood,
Well, Snood. This isn't personal to me. I don't think whether Hillary and Bernie have been nice to each matters at all.
This campaign is about issues and about the direction that this country should take.
I understand the argument about experience, Hillary does have the experience and this is a plus. And sure, having the first female president is also a plus.
But I have also listed the reasons that I don't support Hillary... including her interventionist foreign policy and her unwillingness to stand on progressive issues like single payer health care and social justice.
In my opinion, the likely Hillary Clinton presidency will be a big step backwards in terms of progressive values on many issues, and there will be consequences of her interventionist foreign policy.
I also believe that the Democratic establishment needs to be challenged. Hillary is not a challenge to the Democratic establishment. She represents a push for the status quo.
The rest of the crap doesn't really matter to me. Bernie and Hillary are two seasoned politicians running well-orchestrated campaigns. I am not really worry about their feelings getting hurt.
The victim narrative from Hillary bugs me. But that doesn't really matter... it is just a political strategy like all the others (and Bernie is using political tactics in the same way).
I had the impression that you are pretty progressive in your political positions, Snood. I don't know if this is accurate or not (and I haven't gone back to before this primary to check on this). In two years, it might be interesting to see if you still feel that Hillary was a good candidate... or if my opinion of her might be more positive after she has spent time in office.
There were many aspects of the first Clinton administration that I didn't like at all.