That’s their response to everything and it’s mind-bafflingly ridiculous: Accuse Trump something and they justify it or explain it by saying someone else did it to therefore it’s not... wrong?

Billy Bush is just a “bro.” That shit seems to be hard to wash off.

It’s pretty deliciously ironic that the two things bringing Trump down (maybe?) are the things he claims to be the best at: making money and hooking up with hot women.

Sorry, late response... the actor’s accent is authentic. He was on an episode of “The Soup” and explained that it was. He’s also been on ComicCon panels and it’s not fake.

That photo is great. It’s like Trump said something stupid and it’s already been processed by the first guy and is just reaching the ears of the second guy.

I’ve never said I’m a perfect person, nor pretended to be someone I am not.

But he has no statute of limitations on “super predators.” Strange.

Scott Baio is firmly in the “Yeah, bro!” category.

Alou was never going to catch that ball, Prior is to blame for a wild pitch, and if there’s anyone to really blame for that inning it’s Alex Gonzales.

I’m with you about 90 percent of the way. I hated Sox fans who actively, vociferously rooted against the Cubs winning. I get it, but goddamn shut the fuck up about it. It goes from rivalry to a weird unhealthy obsession. And vice versa.

This is the only reason I hope they win it all and get it over with... so we can stop with all the magical shit about why they haven’t won - black cats, goats, Bartman, whatever - and become just like every other team, just trying to get back to the Series. Then when they lose it won’t be because of any hocus pocus…

Here’s what I know for sure after watching The Birth Of A Nation. Like Kara Brown, I’m done. I will never watch another slave film. Teach me something else. Raise a budget for another narrative. Black folks (and this country as a whole) have so many untold stories. I’m ready to watch them.

“I could call someone jungle bunny in the middle of 5th Avenue and not lose a vote...”

Well, the look may not have been cool, but the willingness to go out there was. And let’s face it, most 1970s fashions look silly today.

I lived on the north side around Edgewater during that year and most of the bars I hung out in were almost evenly split with Cubs and White Sox fans. Except one and one of my friends there, a “diehard” Cubs fans started wearing a White Sox jersey. I lost a good chunk of respect for him that day.

While they have had varying levels of success, the White Sox haven’t been “cool” since the 1970s.

fake-martyr-complexing

I already got my Cubs fans friends telling me how I should root for the Cubs because “in 2005 I rooted for the White Sox” ... like I fucking asked them to do so. As long as I’m not actively rooting AGAINST the Cubs, take that and run with it.

That’s exactly what I said. What’s the problem?

Because my comment here is of consequence. There’s a difference between mentioning here and an official rep bringing it up on CNN.