Yes but her voice wasn’t soothing enough AND she wore pantsuits.

‘Contrary to mainstream belief’ the Earth is flat.

This is “right wing 101" now: Lie by omission, because its impossible to spin the truth.

 if they only have one child they’re slightly more likely to have a daughter (ala Carter and Clinton). One of FDR’s Vice Presidents, John Nance (1932 to 1941) seems to have only had a son, and I can see that Henry Wallace had three children but I can’t quickly find their names listed anywhere.

Letterman sucks. He’s a tired old man who one should be paying attention to.

So I was really enjoying Dave Letterman’s Netflix series, “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction” until tonight. His first woman guest. He was so awkward, kept talking over her, kept bringing up his son, not letting her answer questions and making Taliban jokes. I cringed through most of it. I’m so fucking tired.

Weird fact: every President since WWII with the exception of Eisenhower has been a father of daughters. So have the overwhelming majority of the Vice Presidents and the losing presidential candidate* of either of the major parties. That clearly doesn’t mean that most of these presidents were great for women, but I’ve…

“Vaginally connected”

Binders! Of women! Binders of women!

That is quite the visual, isn’t it?

Eeeeew. At first I read “marginally connected.” Could we do that instead?

Just because most of the WH positions are still unfilled (or have since emptied) doesn’t mean you get to crow about the male/female ratio, GOP.

Now if they’d said more women have quit, then I’d believe them.

He’s empowering ALL Americans with his winning agenda.

Hey, if they want more women around, they’ll become polygamists.

I want Mississippi to be the safest place in America for an unborn child.

That is excellent! Is there a place where I can buy and read your mother’s work? I am very interested!

This scene though!

Oooh, I remember really liking Angel Heart but I haven’t seen it in forever and now I’m wondering how much I’d cringe though it today. Can anyone recall how they portrayed Yoruba traditions and if it’s worth a rewatch?

PAY HER