I thought politicians were supposed to have thick skins, but some of them strike me—dare I say—more like sensitive snowflakes.

First, Rep. Devin Nunes sued a Twitter parody account by a fake cow, demanding $250 million for making fun of him. Now, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, a Democratic presidential candidate, is suing Hillary Clinton for defamation, asking for at least $50 million in damages—a move which mainly served to remind me, “Oh right, she’s still in the race.”

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