Can we just send him to space and keep him on the space station?

I don’t think it’s possible to overestimate how much that Ted Cruz’s coworkers hate him. And plenty of loathsome people have served in the Senate and been well-liked (Sessions, for one). Apparently, you can be a racist and still be popular; you can be a sexist and still be popular; you can be a radical ideologue and…

We need to start conducting this witch hunt properly—we’ll throw Trump in a lake and, if he drowns, he’s innocent.

But it will have an overactive ICE machine.

I see the opposite. When crack invaded my neighborhood in the nineties, the cops turned the streets unto a war zone. Now that it is crack and it’s happening to white people, we want to coddle them.

Hey stop treating us warriors like normies.

Nice try, but Trump is still President.

Good. Works for me.

This is the type of thing that gets right-wing news outlets all riled up about “intolerant liberals.” I’m certain they will bankroll lawsuits to attempt to ensure the right to express truly horrible sentiments without any repercussions.

When I was growing up, it was the IRA. My first job we were told how to deal with a bomb threat or suspicious packages in the mall where I worked. There will always be people who think it achieves something to kill a bunch of people, other than make everyone who is left really pissed at them.

Oh, just to pile on, Steve King is a national disgrace, and if the voters of his section of Iowa were capable, they should be ashamed not only that they can produce someone like Steve King, but that they continue to send him to Congress.

Frankly I’ve seen very little vaping research published in peer reviewed journals that was by anyone with any sort of funding or conflict of interest from tobacco (or vaping) related companies, probably at least in part because most respected journals wouldn’t accept that. And any research with those sorts of…

I’d say the latter. He’s always been the worst type of “progressive” white male — dripping with privilege he denies the existence of, vaguely contemptuous of anyone who espouses “identity politics” (i.e., cares about anything that doesn’t directly benefit white men), and casually (and sometimes not so casually) sexist…

Most white liberals I know agree that Maher shouldn’t have said the n-word on television and should apologize. Those who are defending Bill in this case likely aren’t all that liberal.

And yet, the Republicans in Congress won’t be even the slightest bit annoyed with this (though a few may pronounce token opposition), even though it yet again neuters the idea that Congress is in any way not just another arm of the White House.

Right?! She could plant trees in a park, pick up litter on a highway, donate to charities for victims of sexual assault and so on

Helicopter parenting is bad and you can’t shelter them from bad stuff in the world too much but I feel like “I don’t want my children interacting with a known serial killer” is a fairly reasonable request?

It’s terrible that the United States has turned a blind eye towards human rights violations when we were supposed to be the stewards.

I’m sure this is standard operating procedure for China. But I would also guess that any factories related to Trump enterprises are at the top of the ‘protected’ list.