It would be a contested convention. Tulsidas Gabbard doesn’t get the nomination with 2 delegates just because she's too stubborn to drop out. Someone would be drafted by party leaders,  hopefully one of the other major candidates. 

I hope so too, but it also opens the door to more shenanigans, like the signature matching. 

That first video is a gut punch. I am white and used to wear my hair straightened and bleach blonde. I had a young black student who always wanted to pet my hair and tell me it looked like a mermaid. I always tried to tell her how cool her hair was too and I really reconsidered how I was perpetuating beauty standards…

Well, Trump owns properties in the UK

I specifically mentioned people who sell hot dogs. 

I’m not personally invested in sports but this concerns me as a sign of how serious this is. Also, people who depend on jobs selling hot dogs at arenas or whatever are going to be screwed. They have children to feed. Human lives matter.

That is a very real fear I have

I also blame Newt Gingrich and Richard Nixon. 

Give him more than he can handle,  in fact. 

Is he asking for crushed adderall or more blind privilege? 

I watched it the other day. Laws yes.

That was when I knew she was losing.

It would go to a brokered convention. She wouldn't automatically be the nominee with her handful of delegates. 

The Birmingham letter is in the 11th grade American Literature textbooks that are used nationally. I’m sure there’s regional variation to how it is taught.

I have never understood why people do that. I have never once gone to the comment section on Breitbart or Fox News just to mess with people. What is the payoff? 

1. You are one of the best writers on the whole entire internet.

I am a survivor of several violent abusers in my life, and my hackles get raised by that angry energy.

Juat the touching his daughter's butt to relax part. Disturbing because it is so apt. 

They know that minority rule is their only shot at maintaining power because they are terrified of the destiny in the demographics. 

This Tuesday I will have to drive 45 miles away to vote, but stories like this make me feel like it's worth it.