Really, to ensure Virginia is in the blue column on election night. Also he is boring, no baggage, so he’s kind of the antimatter to Hillary’s matter.

We used to do that down the road at Camp Randall Stadium quite a bit when I was in college. I belonged to a (now defunct) fraternity right across the street. Though I didn’t do it myself there were tales of schtupping on the 50 yard line...

Penn State picked up different types of formations from elementary and middle high school.

Hartman was awesome as Stockdale.

We’re fucked in the short term. Over time the old, white, male baby boomers will die off and we will (hopefully) return to more sensible candidates and a non-gridlocked Congress. Just have to ride out the storm for the next several years.

And I’m all out of bubblegum.

Don’t take the update, it will brick your team.

I’ve heard more than a few people in CT that refer to the wild versions we have running around here as “yotes”.

Future Wheel of Fortune “Before & After” clue. Sajak will barely be able to hide his contempt.

So the kids are more concerned about the impacts to Trump’s businesses than the impact to their father’s campaign.

+1 government rake

Books are for tourists.

And I cannot believe no one has posted this yet.

Rush is too sophisticated for Trump.

When Republicans become reasonable again I will consider voting for them. With all the nuts in the House I shudder to think what kind of ridiculous legislation they will pass with a Republican in the White House. Abolish the EPA? Near the top of the list. Outlaw climate change action? Outlaw abortion? Phase out Social…

I wonder if he is happy he left Wisconsin? Their defense hasn’t missed a beat since he left...

“Also, the reason a team like Green Bay is so high is because Green Bay has the type of offense that can GET you a 17+ point lead. If you have a kickass QB and you can score a lot of points, you’re occasionally gonna blow a lead.”

THIS. A recent poll shows nearly 1/3 of Millennials supporting Johnson or Stein. They are too young to remember the nightmare of 2000 when Nader essentially handed the election to Bush. At the time his supporters claimed they needed to “send a message” to the establishment and were making a principled stand.