The fabric of our lives.

Didn't she also play a bad-ass killer assassin in Colombiana?

I love this comment, and your username

Speaking of which, whatever happened to the HBO CEO of Tits user?

The interwebs!

Ahem.

Right up there with snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

Hey 10Cities, I just want to say as well that while I think we disagree a bit here, I really appreciate your measured response and have a great respect for your opinion.

I do think she's a little bit to blame. And I realize that's not fair (and all the groups being targeted now are well aware of how not fair things are). I think we can all see what the stakes were. When they're this high, I don't think putting a hated candidate with a decades long target on her back was the best…

Maybe nobody could have beaten him, maybe that's just where we are as a country. And I agree she's experienced, but not all of that experience is good. I think there's a real short term memory on some of the stuff she has done and advocated on behalf.

Maybe she could have taken her little break instead of running for election last year? Did she not know how many people hate her and didn't want to vote for her or read the room and get maybe doubling down on the establishment wasn't a good strategy? I'm sorry, and there's no question in my mind that she would have…

Less of a Trump thing (and do you really think he'd be that concise or articulate?). That's more of a mandate of Capitalism.

Danette, it's a good thing we know what you're talking about in this article- because you clearly don't here. I've seen your writing, you're better than this.

That's not encouraging. Those groups didn't do so well by us during the last Iraq war.

I'm concerned there will eventually be protest fatigue. And it doesn't seem like the protests are necessarily stopping much. So I think we need to organize boycotts and economic protests against these companies and against the public holdings of these officials.

I always thought of them as wilderness hall monitors until I went to the National Mint in New Orleans. It's a little building/national park, and upstairs they had live jazz sessions free to the public. So they invite this local jazz celebrity to play a few numbers, and the park ranger just sits down to play the piano…

Damnit, DAN, get your shit together, get it all together and put it in a back pack, all your shit, so it's together. And if you gotta take it somewhere, take it somewhere, you know, take it to ADULT SWIM and sell it. I don't care what you have to do, you just gotta get it together!!!

They said that about the Electoral College, and look how that turned out.

Ah, the dreaded Cinco de Quatro blowback…

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