Whenever my friends in states with actual competitive races threaten to vote for either this clown or Jill Stein, all I can do is ask that they spend as much time learning about that person as they have about Hillary Clinton. It’s very difficult for me to believe anyone actually thinks either Stein or Johnson (as…

I love that his pitch is “Why settle for the lesser of two evils when you can pick me?” and the MAJORITY of his appeal to his supporters is “Well, he’s not the other two, so I guess I’ll settle on him...”

Libertarians are the fucking worst. Grow the fuck up.

$55k, in fact. The deal was for a straight 50/50 split of both advance and royalties with no NDA attached, because Trump is a fucking moron who doesn’t actually understand deals.

The difference though, is Ozzy did something productive to earn his image. His work with Black Sabbath made him legend before he and Randy Rhoads created Ozzy’s second coming.

They’re so bad! Have you seen the one wHere Ayotte is trying to refute the negative ads against her? It’s the worst, I’m like oh the daughter of lucifer wants to be a congresswoman.

I don’t care about Kelly Ayotte or Maggie Hassan, but as a Boston area resident I just want the election to be over so I don’t have to see any more of their ads on my TV. I swear I see more ads for either Ayotte or Hassan than I do for both Trump and Clinton combined. They’re really over the top, and it’s especially…

I think its hilarious that here in Boston, we know more about NH elections than our own half the time, because people spend more advertising dollars on NH (usually), and thus our airwaves are innodated with hilariously bad ads.

I’m from Massachusetts so all of Hassan and Ayotte’s ads play round the clock and my god, she is terrible. Like, I feel like she’s looking into my soul during her most recent ad and she’s trying to figure out how to consume it. That’s all I really know about this election.

I imagine though that women who have difficulty getting to a doctor to get an exam and a prescription are also going to have difficulty coughing up $100 a month for birth control... If the pills aren’t covered by insurance (which is what’ll happen if they’re allowed to be sold OTC) it’ll end up decreasing access.

I hate the Guy Fawkes is some sort of revolutionary to the Internet and the world at large. He wasn’t trying to overthrow an oppressive religious institution, he was trying to INSTALL one. He worked for the Catholic church was hoping he could bring the Catholic church back to Britain if he just killed enough of those…

Because it’s not tax evasion. It’s actually something that anyone who claims a substantial loss has to do because the IRS limits the amount of a loss someone can take on their tax return to a certain percentage/dollar amount.

This might be the first time I’ve liked both sides of an argument equally.

I’m not even sure what “up” and “down” are in this scenario.

I know the audience wasn’t supposed to react. Which makes great sense and is sound policy. But the derisive laughter when Trump insisted his temperament was his strongest point was kind of a delicious guilty pleasure.

The equivalence assholes are worse than the actual Trump supporters in my opinion. Well, not worse in the kind of people they are, but worse in their disingenuous bullshit. At least Trump supporters are upfront about their idiocy, thode who are equating them are just dishonest jackholes.

I’m still stunned from the moment Trump doubled down on the concept of turning our armed forces into global mercenaries “we defend them? Let them pay for it” to the point that Hillary felt the need to turn to the camera and reassure other countries that no, contrary to what Orange Cheeto just said, the US will uphold…

Hillary brain ninja’d the FUCK out of that diseased orange with that comment about his dad giving him money. He was in control up until that point, subdued and a little boring, and then he immediately began to unravel. It was beautiful.

Politicians have cynically run on platforms that go “hard on crime,” leading to the monetization of of keeping people in jail, disproportionally affecting black men and women. Those politicians include both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.