When China and Iran team up and start a nuclear war against the US, funded by Russia, his job is gonna get a lot harder.

I don’t think he or his family CAN feel shame. Like they’re emotionally incapable of it.

Not to mention that all of his businesses have failed miserably.

When you’ve never had a job before, and your first job is to be leader of the free world, I can imagine that shit is hard.

Is it really hard to mumble “congrats” and move on? Even if having kids isn’t your jam, clearly the person is telling you because they’re happy about it. You shouldn’t have to act oh so excited if it’s not your thing, but it’s pretty easy to say one word and leave it at that.

I mean, that is pretty rude. It’s cool if you personally don’t want kids, but why try to shame someone for potentially having an accidental pregnancy?

This. In my 20s, I was 100% certain that I never wanted to have kids. Now that I’ve been married for four years and have done lots of adventurous things with my life and am in my 30s, I’ve decided having a kid might be a-ok after all. It’s all about perspective and where a person is in their life.

Is it a trap? It’s possible, and completely ok, for a person to change their mind. Even about major life decisions. As far as we know, neither George nor Amal forced the other into becoming a parent, so I’m ok with them changing tack on the kids/no kids issue. It’s up to them.

And then even if you buy the women’s one two sizes too big, it shrinks to a size that makes it look like it was made for a toddler.

Yet.

Those are both hideous, but the Ivanka one is worse by far. Thin, cheap, shapeless, and the color of someone’s penis. No thank you.

Beyonce and Reagan have never been seen in the same room together. Therefore, Beyonce IS Reagan.

Ugh. But let’s make damn sure that women who get pregnant because they can’t afford birth control also can’t get abortions. And then complain that there are too many single moms on welfare.

Good point, I hadn’t even put that together.

Gaga put on a fantastic show, but I wish she’d been less subtle with her political message. Those of us who know that “This Land is Your Land” is a politically charged song and that “Born This Way” is a gay anthem likely picked up on the finely crafted shade, but Trumpsters tend not to be the brightest of bulbs.

Yeah, I think the scariest part is what you mentioned re allowing employers to opt out of covering BC at all. Who knew that business entities could have religious freedom but not individuals?

And yet we protesters are the “special snowflakes”. Does not compute.

My question is whether the GOP is talking about not allowing BC to be covered AT ALL (i.e. women are forced to pay 100% of the cost of their method of choice), or whether they’re talking about doing away with the no-copay rule but still allowing BC to be partially covered like any other prescription. Both scenarios…

This is all true, but Viagra and pregnancies aren’t typically covered 100% by insurance. There’s usually at least a copay involved, if not 20% coinsurance on top of that if you’re in a PPO. So you end up paying $2000 for your pregnancy and delivery rather than the $10,000 that was billed to your insurance, for…

It doesn’t work like that YET. I’m sure that’s next on his agenda.