at least it’s not chew

this is wonderful.

https://newrepublic.com/article/132217… For thought - Sanders may be wrong, but his positions are thought out.

Reminder to women who support women’s sports: support women’s sports! Watch them. Consume them. Go to them. Buy their merchandise.

I think the 4 liberal justices on the court now would turn it over, but yeah you never know until their opinion is published.

In a former life, I was followed on Jezebel. Now I’m followed on Gawker. The kinja gods are fickle.

I’m confused as to why your response to my comment is visible but my original comment is grey...how can anyone follow this conversation?

Yeah I think they’re fucked and cause permanent damage. Don’t know why the West loves them so much.

Right and Christmas trees used to serve pagan rituals, and high heels used to be for men. Things change.

You don’t think these woman have agency?

Disagree; there are judges Obama could pick that would most certainly turn it over.

lol

http://www.arabamericannews.com/news/news/id_1… The Arab American News endorses Sanders.

In a parallel universe on Gawker, I’m followed, so people can actually see this: http://gawker.com/when-people-ta…

this is amazing

I don’t like being forced in a corner myself. I would rather Sanders advances on his own auspices, not advocate for him, and push American politics from the outside. But every time I look closer at the both of them, I do think there’s a clear option here.

But Clinton supporters booed and dismissed Ashley Williams. Not to mention Clinton herself.

Well, here’s the broader context - which is important for me in how I compare Clinton and Sanders’ records. http://www.vox.com/2016/2/26/1111…

Let me pose a question to you, now. Is there anything Clinton could do that would cause her to lose your vote?

I think he’s ideologically flawed on this issue. I have debated Clinton and Sanders supporters endlessly on reparations. I challenge him outright on this position, just like Coates does. Michelle Alexander is a foremost scholar on civil rights and justice, and what she says matters. She puts this in a more succinct…