If you answered yes to your first question, you clearly didn’t understand the question.

Mostly because #1 is not a yes or no question!

Personally, I thought the first season was hilarious, but I did watch it all in one day so maybe that helped? Regardless, I’m excited for season 2.

Whatever, Bobby, I thought it was hilarious and your criticism of “tonally uneven” I found refreshingly quirky and a nice change from the sheer myriads of tired cliche formulas that even the progressive shows like Grace & Frankie and Blackish never seem to stop using. I mean, did you think the Addams Family was…

I liked the first season. Laughed all the way through it. And I say that as someone who hates zombies.

DeVos/de Vil... pretty good comparison.

Are we sure she actually petted the dog and wasn’t just examining its suitability as a future coat?

Just think, due to our fine president’s willingness to confront a shooter, the next great QB may be able to call Trump University his alma mater.

Well, states rights for the *right* people (read: White people). Everyone else, gets to ride on the Fed Train... praise Jesus and pass the KY...

The states-rights party, everyone.

Okay, now he’s ready to run for president.

Piggybacking on your “in other undermining Trump news” to post this great interview with Jane Mayer about her article covering the Steele dossier. Pivotal information.

Well to be fair to all the bible thumping rubes, Obama was exceedingly black.

Obama: ordered the wrong kind of mustard that one time, amoral abomination.

WELL HE CAN JUST GO TO A DIFFERENT BAKERY.

A new ad from the Republican National Congressional Committee warns of a “civil war” in the Democratic Party, something that Republicans could never understand.

Stupidity is a powerful drug.

I think it’s been well proven by now that the Republican Party thrives on those who will believe any and everything on its face if it’s stated by someone in power. (Or a person they view as powerful.)

Awh...thanks. :)

I think I found Waldo, and his face is screaming “I’ve made a huge mistake.”