...so the first amendment is to make every male legislator who votes for this 100% financially responsible in perpetuity for every baby born or rape or incest. Oh, and all the Down’s syndrome kids and “genetic abnormality” kids, too.

Because Trump’s approval rating is in the toilet. Because the mid-term elections are coming up in 2018. Because they could lose both Houses of Congress. Because if Trump were impeached by his own party, they’d still get Pence and their agenda, and brownie points for integrity for impeaching him. Because Trump was…

...or spearheading them

Read George Washington’s Farewell Address. He warned against the development of political parties because they could undo all of the checks and balances in the Constitution: one party controls the Presidency and both Houses of Congress, you can fugeddabout your checks and balances.

Uh, the GOP controls both Houses of Congress. They’re not going to impeach themselves.

Uh...multiple Justice Department and Congressional investigations....?

You’re missing the point — if they encouraged and cooperated with a foreign power to break into the DNC computers and coordinated leaks to undermine a Presidential election, THAT’S a problem for Trump.

I’m willing to bet that these leaks are to scare the shit out of the rats so not only will they leave the sinking ship faster, they’ll turn on one another. The FBI has no ability to interview anyone in Russia, so their best hope is to get everyone they have in their sights -- and the lawyers representing them — to run…

I think the whole point was to show the arcs of Marnie and Hannah starting as far apart as they could, then crossing and ending up as far apart as they could, but in different places.

Not going to happen. She’s actually getting “real writer” assignments now — last episode mentioned her writing an article for Esquire.

Except...Hannah has lost everyone she’s loved: Adam, her mom and her dad — at least in the sense that they are no longer who they’ve always been to her.

Here’s what should finish this guy — apparently he lives off of government-subsidized cotton plantations ——really: http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/03/richard-spencer-cotton-farms-louisiana-subsidies:

The Trump administration is nothing if not a course in dysfunctional psychology, in particular the concept of “projection.

Perhaps. And yet, once again, we probably all live in the wrong states — the Blue ones, the ones that pay more in taxes to the Federal government than we get back in benefits, the ones with fewer divorces, the ones with lower Medicaid expenditures,.... and until we can turn some of the Red states Blue again, it…

So...basically another Trump NOT doing a real job in the White House

“Because somebody in the Trump family has to be President and no one else knows how.”

Actually, I think the saddest part is that some parents screamed out the comments, and didn’t tell their kids to stop yelling the same things. The parents should know better. The kids? They’re probably just mostly imitating their parents. Not that that’s OK, but — again — the adults should at least feel some shame.

But the ones in the front row new enough that all women are supposed to wear uncomfortably short skirts when they appear on Fox. Do we really think it’s an accident that the mom with the long skirt and the one in pants were seated in the back row?

I thought they’d put her in a long time-out since she seems to put her foot in her mouth every time they let her out. Sounds like now she’s decided to “make herself important” by doing profiles like this one, which probably won’t endear her to anyone else on the staff