I’ve long thought that if only one person from Trump’s family ended up in jail, it’d be Jared (he’s a moron and he’s not actually related to them), but Donj would be equally enjoyable for me.

The call is coming from inside the house!

I mean, it’s very possible that Lue didn’t really want the job, but was willing to do it for fuck you money. (Who knows? Judging by the past five years of Lakers basketball, I think I blame them here).

LOL Donj is gonna go to jail for lying to Congress and his dad’s not going to pardon him.

New York obviously isn’t San Diego or LA or Austin or Houston, but I think the Mexican food is completely fine? Or, at least, there’s vastly more ink spilled on the topic than is necessary. If you go to the actual neighborhoods with meaningful numbers of Mexican folks, there are plenty of good spots (Corona and Sunset…

I don’t know how much time people have spent on various online message boards, but I used to regularly post on one where calls for “civility” were out and out banned. Why? Because calls for “civility” are always a method of silencing debate. It’s pure smarm: I don’t have a substantive response to your point, but I…

That’s an observable effect across midterm elections generally, though. 2018 turnout was higher than any midterm in a century, but still 10% lower than in 2016. People are going to turn out for the 2020 Presidential election, because that’s what Presidential elections do. Democrats generally benefit from higher…

My question here is: how much more united can the GOP even get? Trump’s insanely popular among his party! Insofar as the Never Trump wing ever really existed, it’s done and dusted now. In the Senate, Flake and Corker retired, McCain’s dead, and Sasse and Collins were always going to fall in line. Might as well just…

Having neither (and, last year, having had both), washer/dryer in a heartbeat. Doing dishes sucks, but it’s not a multi-hour commitment that requires planning.

He’s the mayor of a (small) city that hasn’t had a Republican one in his lifetime. He hasn’t proven he can win in Indiana in any sense other than that the extremely blue area he represents happens to be in Indiana.

There’s no need to overturn Roe, because the legal challenge to bills like this happens under the post-Roe cases (mostly Casey). In a very Anthony Kennedy opinion, Casey says you can’t put an “undue burden” on the right to abortion (in other words, the right exists under Roe, but Casey tells you what counts as…

This is an extremely fair point. I love Philadelphia so much.

Since not every station had a vending machine, only to the extent you had tokens!

Don’t worry, Philadelphia only transitioned away from tokens like two years ago.

*pushes up glasses* Orwell’s novels are good, not great (Burmese Days is the best one, not 1984 or Animal Farm); and his non-fiction is where he was at his best (and, as I’m sure he would note, the stuff he wrote in his non-fiction is still very much real).

You seem to have completely missed the point of the article. Everyone should be treated like he’s being treated. All the aghast reactions to the treatment he’s getting are based on an overly punitive mindset and immense distaste for him and his old boss, not on any rational accounting of the risks presented by his…

Look, he’s obviously an extremely unlikable guy who did some extremely unlikable stuff for an extremely unlikable boss, but he’s a first-time non-violent offender. Do you think he’s going to go home and do bank fraud on the weekends?

And, even to the extent that some incarcerated people are truly “dangers to society” or whatever, that doesn’t necessarily map onto what crime they were convicted of.

Saylor’s the girl, sorry pal.

Jay Cutler and Kristen Cavalleri’s kids are Camden, Jaxon and Saylor. Good luck if you can figure out which one is the daughter and which ones are the sons without mainlining a season of Very Cavalleri.