I think it’s a cute “for the kids” event and his last one, so made sense to me that Sasha and Malia would skip it and give their cousins a fun day in the spotlight. Ughghhhhh why does this family have to leave us????!!!!! It would be painful no matter what but now with this disgraceful shitsmear of a family moving in…
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I do actually feel bad for this kid—yes, he’s a silver spoon little boy, but he didn’t ask for this shit show. Unlike his adult siblings, he has no choice. I don’t blame Melania for wanting to be far away from Orange Hitler. Makes me like her maybe a microscopic amount. At least she didn’t trot Barron out like some…
Thank you. I also hate the “shocking scandal” way it’s being talked about. Austism is not a scandal and nor should it be something used to look down on Trump when he’s given us so many legitimate ones.
Yeah, but a few Russian oligarchs... anyway, most of her stuff is way, way cheaper. More Jessica Simpson than tiffany’s. knock-off clothes and shoes made in China.
It’s all profit, she only sells knock offs, she like her dad has been sued many times. They make them in Bangladesh and China at the lowest cost possible, and they have undocumented immigrants working in the warehouses. This is why they won’t a tariff to China and there won’t be any wall.
Also if you must do bottled water Pepsi’s Aquafina isn’t buying towns water supplies and fucking up local wells like Nestle is.
I’m going all in on Tammy Duckworth 2020.
People didn’t vote for Trump because he’s a misogynistic, racist, insensitive, lying, bigot,etc. They voted for him despite that because they are unhappy with the way things are being run in Washington and Hillary, rightly so, represents that Washingtonian status quo. Thus a vote for Trump was really a vote against…
I’m donating AND I protested. The two are not mutually exclusive. The protesting was about feeling solidarity, being reminded that there are people in my community who share my values and that despite how I have felt since last night, I’m welcome as an immigrant and valued as a woman. Of course the President-elect…
Legally, he will be my president and I will follow American laws. This is a sign of protest. He does not represent me in any way, shape or form. He is openly bigoted and sexist. He lied like his pants were on fire. He encouraged Russian espionage. He benefitted from egregious FBI actions. His fellow Republicans…
Yeah I’m sorry to bandwagon but this is 1,000 times worse. Dubya was a known idiot...but he had manners and self control. The fact that he and Laura voted Hillary should tell you a lot.
I’m in my forties, and I can tell you that for me, this is so, so much worse. In 2000, I was very disappointed, and angry about the way the contested election played out. Today I feel a hundred times worse: sickened, scared, furious. I disagreed with George W. Bush in many, many ways, but I thought he was basically a…
...and they voted someone who hires foreign workers. I honestly don’t get rural poor voters. I grew up in a family like this. All of them benefited from Democratic values and policies but they voted Republican. And all these poor workers would have benefited from minimum wage increases, unions, and maternity care. But…
I went straight to depression, I just cannot muster the energy for the others.
I was only 18 and maybe I’m misremembering or so much has changed, but I just felt like sometimes democrats win, sometimes not but government functions and there are enough people involved that it’s going to be ok. Our government and country are so different today and I’m saddened in a way that I couldn’t have even…
What is he going to do the first time a world leader tells him no? He’s going to throw a temper tantrum. Sure the LePens, Putins, Nigel Farages, etc. are thrilled Trump won but what about other world leaders and politicians? They think Trump is a joke.
I think this feels less like 2000 than like 2004. The horror of George W Bush wasn’t as apparent in the wake of the 2000 election as it was in ‘04, so while Gore’s loss was upsetting it didn’t feel life-changing at the time. Meanwhile in 2004, I have clear memories of being drunk and rocking myself back and forth at…
What is stunning to me is how people (okay, MEN) think that the sexual misconduct and horrifying misogyny that has overshadowed this election is somehow unrelated to the fact that there’s never been a female president, or the fact that there aren’t enough women in politics in general. This is toxic masculinity…