This is the GOP once again giving lip service to get votes without actually giving a good reason why you should give them that vote.

Same. It wasn’t long after it came out that that people were starting to use them as a punchline like Nickleback. But, fuck it, I still occasionally drive around or work out while listening to that album.

This sounds like some “Weekend at Bumpy’s” scenario.

“Dude. They will never ACTUALLY vote for you. Trust me...”

Diplo and Chris Rock were happy to go to Burning Man for whatever reason,

Mesa around and find out.

I know it’s all about clicks, but this seems like a particularly bad way to utilize a slideshow. I know Harriot and those other folks are gone, but there HAD to be at least ONE person there who said, “A slideshow of dead and/or racially harassed black kids is a bad idea.”

The folks who are NOT gray need to stop commenting on the racist folks who are. That’s how they “come out.” They can’t do it without help.

Most of them are still in the greys so if folks just ignore them, you won’t have to be bothered by them unless you scroll WAAAAAYYYY down. 

Well, they’re working on that. From the article:

Yeah, the “You know what I mean?” after was the wink-wink nudge-nudge ... just in case you didn’t get it the first time.

Unfortunately, this is still not enough of a reason for some people to actually cast a vote. It’s their right to boycott a process they don’t agree with, but... I mean... c’mon.

And Texas, of course, doesn’t want to be left out...

The writing for AFV shouldn’t even be called writing.

I mean, he has a point. People WERE pretty irate and hostile to him about the Supreme Court overturning Roe V Wade, which forced him to start taking private jet trips from Harlan Crow in...

“My credentials? Uh, hello, I gave birth!!”

Also, gonna guess she never even taught her SIX YEAR OLD how to make a lunch.

As long as you bend over backwards for them and toe the GOP line, they can look they other way on that,.

“Uh, me and... uh... TeeVee... Camera... are very happy.”

“The fact that half of America’s adult population is single for the first time, to suggest that somehow being married or not married is going to be the determining factor of whether you’re a good president or not—it sounds like we’re living in 1963 and not 2023,” he said.