I’m so fucking excited to vote for him I can hardly stand it. I was skeptical of his odds, but more and more it seems possible. The enthusiasm for him here in Texas is beyond anything I’ve seen. And the challenge for him isn’t converting Republicans to Democrats- it’s converting non-voters to voters. The enthusiasm…

Beto is short for both Alberto and Roberto in Spanish, and as such is a very common nickname everywhere where Spanish is spoken.

Beto is a common Mexican nickname for Roberto. But, y’know, he grew up in El Paso and was named Robert.

Y’all, I have, like, a teenage girl crush on Beto O’Rourke. We hugged once (well, side hug, like a Duggar) and I swear I got butterflies. He’s very, very handsome.

At some point the naysaying becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. I hope you are doing something affirmative (volunteering, donating) rather than lament about how the fight looks hard. Hard fights are worth fighting. People said similar things about Doug Jones and Conor Lamb.

Yes!! Love Beto. I don’t live in Texas but I’ve been donating & doing voter ID texting remotely for his campaign. Please consider a donation!

I live in California, but I made a contribution last week after his kick ass response to the question regarding his feelings about taking a knee. I want him to win so badly. 

Even if you don’t live in Texas, everyone please send Beto’s campaign $5. It’s worth skipping a latte or a meal to get the zodiac killer voted out of office.

Fuck yeah! Go, Beto, go!

Ah, good to know. Watching the show I remember thinking that considering she only ever seemed to drink alcohol, she still never acted drunk? (Except for the time she passed out in her car) Her alcoholism definitely made sense as a coping mechanism, I was kind of surprised it wasn’t commented on more. Like Jackie was…

Actual alcoholic (4 years sober) here - I have read sharp objects TWICE and not until the second time around did I actually really THINK about Camille’s alcoholism and it’s written with much more nuance than say, the main character from The Woman in the Window. From my perspective, Camille’s alcoholism is not really…

I think I’ll just buy it. My mom and sister like these kinds of thrillers, so I can probably give it to one of them or donate it when I’m done, since it’s not really the type of book I’m likely to read more than once and I’m running out of shelf space as it is because it seems like every single fantasy novel that…

I quit Gone Girl at the very beginning, when the main character is describing herself at a party or something. I noped out right away thinking “I don’t have time for this Cool Girl bullshit.”

I like that it sends the message that she wants to spend the minimum amount of time on this populist “public appearance” crap so she can go back inside where she can sit alone and leaf through fashion magazines for the rest of the day.

She consistently wears things that make her body look dumpy or bad. It’s astonishing. She cannot dress herself to save her goddamn life. So much money spent to look shitty.

This morning she wore that outfit first when they received the President and First Lady of Kenya; I thought it was one of her better looks. Clearly, she thought those $700 Louboutin pink peau de soie pumps were just disposable. Might as well leave them on to plant a tree (with Eisenhowers, yet, who dressed accurately…

I like the outfit but it just somehow doesn’t look flattering on her body.

My guess is that Melania doesn’t care about trolling anyone, she just doesn’t want to dress like a farmer. I can even picture some of the not entirely stupid people in the White House (I assume there’s one or two? Maybe??) begging her not to wear this insanely expensive shit and she’s just ignoring them because she…

money doesn’t buy you class