I bet he genuinely thinks the other President’s are losers for voluntarily giving up the presidency.

Seriously. When I saw this headline for a second I thought they meant that they were acting like AMERICAN SOLDIERS by killing the shit out of some Nazis. Turns out they meant they were acting like Nazi soldiers in the United States.

Oh shit! You’re right! I saw tin foil too until your comment made me go look at it again.

Every time I think about Trump and the people who surround him (and really, most of the Republican party for that matter), it reminds me of this quote.

From what I’ve read, he can be very charming in a one-on-one situation...if he thinks of the other person as a peer or needs something from them. Supposedly he would make patrons at Mar-a-Lago feel like a million bucks, he loves to play the host to people. Of course, now that he is President, he has no peers in the…

I find it fascinating that when liberals (by and large) hear an apology, they try to discern whether the person apologizing is sincere or not and if they believe them to be sincere, are willing to give the apologizer a second chance (assuming the crime in question wasn’t too heinous). But when conservatives hear an…

I’m gonna have to cross her off of my Allison crush list: Hanigan, Mack, Brie, Scagliotti, Janney

Right? I can’t imagine I’ll ever sit through Smallville again but if I did, this would really make watching the seasons she is in feel super weird.

Man, it is really obvious that she realized exactly what she was doing and thought:

I agree that someone who worked hard and genuinely innovated is entitled to financial and material gains...but I think that almost all rich people today (in America) became rich by profiting off the work of their employees. Workers have become more and more productive over the last 40 years thanks to increases in…

I suppose my most conservative views stem from things like free trade (which, ironically, the Republicans apparently no longer support) and my unabashed belief in capitalism, which seems to have become a dirty word among many of my more liberal peers.

That article reads like it was written by a time traveller from 2018 who went back to try to fix that which once went wrong, Quantum Leap style. Seriously prophetic.

The problem is: they’re likely to be swamped with business from fellow gun nutter psychopaths who want these people to watch their babies.

I can’t conceive of a Liberal Trump being successful in the Democratic party (please, please, please do not prove me wrong on this Democrats) so it is impossible to imagine any scenario that would make me vote for a Republican.

Beto has probably raised so much money because all the Senators, Republican and Democrats, are donating to him. Lindsay Graham said it best:

Jeopardy Answer: “It falls to us, the judiciary, as the remaining branch of the government, to act as a check on such usurpation of power.”

Hey, Guiliani is probably the fourth or fifth best lawyer who is a regular Fox News commentator. Napolitano must have turned Trump down.

Corruption. Cruz refused to endorse Trump at the Republican convention after Trump officially became the nominee, got booed by the crowd, and then double-downed in interviews afterwards saying that he would never endorse a man who insulted his wife.

The only person who has damaged this country more than Mitch McConnell is Rupert Murdoch. If there were any justice in this world at all, McConnell would be tried for treason and rot in a dark cell for the rest of his life.

Whenever a Republican uses the word “everyone” they mean “everyone who matters to me.” It might be as narrow as their immediate family, or as broad as “all white, Christian Americans who vote Republican” depending on the Republican in question, but it is always only a very narrow subset of “everyone.”