That article should have set everyone’s Spidey senses tingling. It was way OTT and full of the most cartoonish villains imaginable. And yet, look at the reaction here when skepticism was expressed.

Uh, no.

I shouldnt have to do mental gymnastics to make the headline accurate.

Spitting on someone is rude as hell, but it’s not quite as rude as threatening to cut someone’s throat with a broken champagne glass and then grabbing a champagne glass.

Because the woman in question was in the process of trying to kill somebody with a bottle when she was spit on.

How is this patronizing?

The questions were slanted but Chris has no control over that, he did do a good job pressing both candidates though. I think he HATES Trump with a passion and it showed. He also was totally bossing that crowd around, I just wanted him once to turn around and just say “Shut IT!” and then get back to work. Also his…

To each it’s own I guess. I have plenty fun with AHS. There is no alternative TV series to it, and most TV series have at least 5 other TV series that are similar.

Asylum was the best season though?

He controlled the hell out of the pace of that debate. I thought some of the questions were leading and angled, which is to be expected, but bar none this was the best moderated debate.

Aside: Chris Wallace did a pretty decent job, IMHO.

I’m certainly sorry for all of the things you’ve gone through, really, and as someone with mental health problems myself I would never make fun of that. I didn’t “accuse” you of being straight/white/male/anything - I said that that was likely the case with “many” people who seem content to push a 3rd party without…

Like if he was outing RNC emails — anyone would want that to stop. The duplicity is amazing. Most of you cheered when he outing NSA spying via Snowden, make sure we support Chelsea Manning, that is good. But if someone reveals the truth about someone you support — good job cutting him off. Watergate was good…

Hey, cookies are always there for you.

I love you, with all my heart.

Right. That is correct, but it doesn’t mean these two aren’t highly experienced individuals that should gain better traction on a big stage given their background.

gary johnson and bill weld were both two term governors 

I’m guessing you’re asking why Greens didn’t mobilize after 2000, and a large part of that probably has to do with all the shit Democrats said about “Nader cost us the election!!!!” ignoring the fact that their candidate also lost a shitton of Democrat voters to Bush in Florida, and it was entirely his fault (whether…

They’re quite large in a place like NY state. The Working Families Party routinely scoops up 9% of the vote, and uses this to their advantage by often endorsing a Republican or Democratic candidate on the ballot, delivering a critical swing of votes in their direction. In the absence of instant runoff voting, this…