That brings me indescribable shame.

I know.

I have to admit I actually don't know what that is, so you win this round.

Meanwhile, Democrats will continue to be like "This is outrageous, but actually opposing it by doing something seems a little uncalled-for."

Well, chances are he didn't mean to say that unless he was among the statistically insignificant portion of the public who actually watched that show.

You better get it straight you fluoride-brained son of a bitch.

Really, it depends on whether Republicans want to admit that they were either stupid or craven in going along with him or whether they'd rather act like this is just a partisan witch hunt. I don't like the odds on the former.

That's a cheap shot at a man's weight.

Yeah, written proof fabricated by the deep state to prolong globalism's losing war on white identity! How dumb do you think we are?!

Someone probably posted it already but apparently Trump asked Comey to stop investigating Flynn in February.

The truth is that there are no winners in this scenario.

Confession time: I'm an attorney and I didn't realize people actually did that, much less that it was reasonably normal.

Really, this is why I'm content to let the cinema die slowly and accept an inferior experience watching movies at home months later.

I might be wrong, but my impression is that most small claims courts don't even let a non-business-entity party have an attorney.

Yeah, "hero" is how I describe people who pettily file small-claims suits against people they would have fucked if things went differently.

She's likable to people who find mealy-mouthed evasiveness and condescension charming.

You appear to have badly misread me. Try reading my comment with the fact that I am a socialist and not a libertarian in mind.

"Anything goes" in this context means legislative efforts to dramatically deregulate markets—especially finance—to unleash their wealth-generating potential. If the way the market is set up can plausibly lead to the preventable deaths of millions of sick and poor people, how exactly is "anything goes" inaccurate? …

It's hard to deny that our economic system is built on that premise, and our politics are pretty obviously built on our economic system. What people want from their legislators is one thing. How legislators actually legislate is another thing entirely and most often explicitly aligns with what is good for business,…

Republicans are actively trying to kill poor people, so they're really taking that shit to the next level.