“Why not widen our tolerance a bit? Why not allow that Americans have the right to pick a business owner as president? Let’s see how their choice plays out.”

It is! And the entire concept is undermined when electors are legally bound by state law to vote for their state’s winner, even if it goes against the state’s elector’s conscience. It’s only purpose then is to disproportionally advantage smaller states.

It’s actually not hard to fathom, but there are conservatives who are basically hoping to find cancer. They’re performing tests, and are disappointed to discover that there isn’t a link between something and cancer.

I sometimes find myself enjoying the self destructive behavior displayed by Trump/GOP voters. I really shouldn’t. But it always reminds me of this great cartoon.

I want to break every bone in this asshole’s body

I, a mediocre white man, wish I could fail upwards as well as this asshat does.

Masters of Sex is actually based on a book written by my dad. He’s sad they’re not going to go a bit further, but still glad that his book was adapted into a great TV show!

I saw this in one of the comments on the Twitter post, which is allegedly Scalia’s. Broken clocks and all that:

“Like I would ever. Psht.” - Donald Trump, pitching a tent

No

Jesus Chris Cuomo, the question is that how can a man who takes things so personally be trusted to not blow a country up when they’re mean to him. Good god.

Hamilton, how about Nick Hanaeur? I’ve been following him a lot ever since you interviewed him a while back.

I’m sorry to hear that. I can appreciate that my wording was not terribly sensitive to the loss felt by people such as your daughter in law. I hope you have a nice day too!

I empathize greatly with those who have gone through that, but nevertheless agree with what Dr. Carlin has to say on the subject:

Seriously, just think about how ridiculous this excerpt is

“Who gives a damn what label we use, so long as we are living a life that supports other women?”

To be fair, it’s pretty good.

Jon Voight too, right?

B/c of one simple principle: