Angrily screaming “Come On!” after match isn’t exactly cool either. I’m going to defer to the professional player who witnessed it and accept that something was amiss.

I don’t care about her mental stability just like she didn’t care about Lolade Siyonbola’s safety.

They love power. They love acquiring it. They love wielding it. They love interacting with it. And they believe they’re something wrong with you if you don’t.

“[A]nswer this question in a meaningfully better way”: be exceptionally congenial—at that moment you’re a beauty pageant contestant: petroleum jelly smiles, happy to be interacting, happy to answer any question, projecting calm, poise, and open, willing spirit, because simply being respectful isn’t enough. (The man…

Typo: Madison, Wis.

I’d have to blame myself if I read their opinions.

Outnumbered.

Outnumbered!

It’s a great show. I identified with it because it was like my childhood, just with elders.

Because they’re mediocre and teaching is secure; and so that they can undermine children who aren’t mediocre.

Some folks in our culture are too well-indoctrinated with the patently false belief that they’re inherently good.

It was an unprecedented interpretation of the castle doctrine and she needs to answer for it.

Nope.

Only a fool would believe this coach (and quarterback) would have any moral objection to keeping that receiver.

“He’s doing all this because demonstrating how they did nothing wrong is a means by which to demonstrate how clever Malcolm Gladwell is.”

You’re correct. It common practice for defense attorneys to alter the appearance of clients for just that reason.

That’s exactly the seed he was trying to plant with the jury.

She was so composed, thoughtful, articulate, and wise in this rather insipid interview.

UI is about 7% Hispanic, 4% Asian, 3% African, and 4% multiracial. 

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