Dude, chill. No threats here. I only expressed a hope, in the same way Trump merely expressed a wish upon a star when he talked to Comey.

"Who, me? Support him? Naw, guys, I was always on your side."

Yeah, she was so unelectable she even lost the popular vote. OH WAIT.

If Trump ever gets a hold of a history book, for the love of God don't let him read the page that describes the ancient practice of "droit de signeur."

Wait, so everything else Trump and his dickless enablers did was okay enough for Joe to overlook, but now that Trump has called him names he thinks it's finally time to hold the GOP accountable? I want to say welcome to the party, but can I add a small "fuck you, Joe" to that invite?

He thinks Trump is a "nice guy"?
Jesus, Clay.

“My son is a high quality person and I applaud his transparency.”

So is he still going with the "it doesn't count because she didn't give us any useful dirt that we were looking for" defence…?

Well, there is plenty of evidence already the GOP is heading for a pounding in 2018, and lots of people in Congress are distancing themselves from the Trump family. Every bit helps.

She's probably relieved she's proven herself incapable of knowing anything that might incriminate her.

So, what, he was expecting dirt just because she was Russian? What would have happened if he had gotten in an elevator with Yakov Smirnoff? "In Russia, president owns you."

And not to make this about looks, but… I really don't see it. I know as a society we have this urge to elevate people with no discernible talents beyond halfway decent facial symmetry, but… I don't get it. Her? And her?

Yes. Yes, it is.

I'm still waiting for Hollywood to get off its ass and give the commoners what we need: an adaptation of the Marvel comic with Billy Ray Cyrus as himself traveling through time to fight ghosts, dragons, and evil knights.

With the same dude-brah attitude and complete lack of understanding of why these heroes matter that made a fuck-soup out of the DCEU before the Wonder Woman film, that's how.

Funny enough, that's exactly what I did with my copy after viewing.

Sure, why the fuck not. It's not like anyone is actually looking for anything original anymore.

Damn, that's a shame. I didn't stay for the entire series, but his presence elevated every scene he was in, just by acknowledging the batshit insanity and rolling with it while maintaining his dignity as a black man, a gay man, and an American who woke up one day and realized vampires and shape-shifters were real.

Fair point. Maybe instead of asking "where does all this talk of inclusive acting go?" we should be asking ourselves, in each particular instance, why we should or shouldn't consider actors who share that character's condition for the role. Not everything in life is one-size-fits-all, after all.

Jeff Healey, one of Canada's finer musical exports. He lost his sight as a child and took up the guitar shortly after, playing it flat on his lap as part of his unique style. Died at 41 from lung cancer in 2008.