Its the most amazing nonsense I have ever read. I don’t even hate the 3rd party voters that went for Stein as much as the idiots that voted for someone that was the direct opposite of what they stand for.

Ah, the old “How dare you not tolerate my intolerance!” chestnut.

Real Americans eat KFC*

*With a fork and knife on their private jet and have their assistant tweet a picture of it.

This. The false equivalencies this cycle were amazing.

“I want to call out people on purely racial terms but not be called a racist.”

Had Elizabeth run I could have cast a vote for a nationalist, a populist, a thoughtful and honorable person who carries with her no sense of superiority or pretension. She is noble in her actions and usually in her words. Hell, she wrote a personal finance book that is still working its way through my mind.

Also, this:

Clinton 65,844,954

If you think they’re going to blame their Trump vote when their benefits get cut, you’re more optimistic than I am.

“Clinton tries to ally herself with the “common folk,” but she comes of as pandering and fake. Trump does it too, but at least he seems real, especially when he is eating KFC.”

Given Trump’s post-election actions, I’m sure they feel as dumb as we think they are.

Australia are 465 for 6 at Stumps on Day 4.

Jesus christ, every time FA shares something we get to hear you guys bitch about it. You’re not the only people who read this website. If you don’t want to read these kind of articles, don’t fucking click on them. It’s that simple.

I *still* can’t believe that no one (besides those already convinced) gave a shit about this. Dude called 500+ charities to try and confirm what DJT had said about his charitable givings, and no one on the right cared.

In the grand scheme of things it’s minor, but Trump’s election almost certainly cost Fahrenthold a Pulitzer. (He should probably get it anyway, but I doubt he will.)

“Am I under arrest?”

I’m curious how Goodell will respond. On the one hand, he hates celebrations, on the other, the League likes to look the other way when players are getting their bells rung.

He wasn’t in a hurry. He wasn’t there on official government business. As I wrote in the article above, he spent at least a half-hour meandering around the history section, browsing books and taking his time.

“On the flip side, at least the press and political opposition will find it easy to police Mr. Trump’s business conflicts compared with many other conflicts that presidents are heir to.”