Categorize the comment on the basis of insult. If the comment is insulting output Yes, otherwise output No.

Too bad the RG didn't follow the money. Here are Clark's top contributors <https://secure.sos.state.or.us/orestar/cneSearch.do?cneSearchFilerCommitteeId=6032>:

* Murphy Plywood: $10,000
* Spring Asset Management LLC: $10,000
* Community Action Network: $10,000
* Oregon Realtors Political Action Committee: $8,900 + $5,000
* Simons Properties: $5,699 (x3)
* Seneca Jones Timber Company: $5,000
* Oregon Taxi LLC: $2,500
* Pelroy & Associates LLC: $2,500
* Sylvan Winery: $2,250
* Iris Vineyards: $2,160
* O & S Contractors: $1,500
* Eugene Fire Fighters: $1,500
* NextStep: $1,065
* Don DeZarn: $1,000
* Oregonians for Affordable Housing: $1,000
* Scott Bocci: $1,000
* Akasha Blue: $1,000
* Big Green Events: $788
* Meadows Outdoor Advertising: $750
* Hammer Brothers LLC: $600
* Essig Entertainment: $587 (x3)
* QSL Print Communications: $529
* Paul Conte: $500
No

I advocated his actual suicide, motleycrew. If someone were to assassinate him his groupies would start a religion to deify him. His suicide would be much more poetic.
Yes

Alaska Legislators are exactly like the pirates of the sailing age who shunned the rule of law, then elected the most popular pirates as captain and first mates.   The problem for the pirate "leadership" was that if the treasure ran out and the crew felt threatened the captain and his buddies could find themselves at the end of the plank.  

This situation, although unfortunate  for many Alaskans, is a just reward much deserved by those who created this now dysfunctional legislative process based on secrecy and the quid pro quo of spending for loyalty.   The majority standing caucus in the House has fallen apart and the Senate may soon follow suite.

Yes