Olivia Pope doesn't take public transpo, or eat!

These are gorgeous, but so many light colors just scream "I don't have to take public transportation!". When I moved to New York I had just bought a cream colored pea coat...I'll let fellow commuters guess how long that looked presentable.

I think that mass punishment like this is kind of stupid, but as an adult who goes to work at a place where sometimes it is very warm, I have to make due without baring my shoulders or wearing short shorts. I don't think there's anything wrong with expecting kids to not bare too much skin at school; I mean the whole…

It's never so hot that you can't cover your ass and stomach with a thin layer of cotton.

My crisis communications prof has an analogy for cleaning up after dumb politicians as a PR practitioner: "Sir, you have given me a turd. I can buff it, shine it, and I can even spray paint it gold. But at the end of the day, it's still a turd."

I'm not sure why anyone would be surprised that the modern poster boy for public mid-life crisis is continuing to have a public mid-life crisis. He gets off on the media attention folks, plain and simple.

It's not his fault he left his wife, he met his soulmate.

It's not his fault he broke into his ex-wife's home she…

Fuck the pair of them. The mistress pushed for marriage and found out that no, he was going to use every play in the cheater handbook to not marry her: kids, evil ex-wife, job, whatever.

In a couple of years she's going to get absolutely shitfaced with her best girlfriends in a bar somewhere and she's going to suddenly start talking about the piece-of-shit asshole cheating scumbag she seriously thought she loved but who turned out to be a typical fuckwit douchebro, and the next hour will be one of the…

That's right. It's the Jesus Mulligan—and it only applies if you're a wealthy, straight, white, Christian male

Incorrect. The problem is that the current voting populace is filled with droves of poorly-educated people. The lack of critical thinking made Sanford just sail right on through. People didn't vote; turnout was miserable in that election because people variously could not understand the consequences of not voting, or…

That was ultimately my problem with him. If he wants to be a shitty husband, that's really none of my business. I was angry about his lapse in judgment for leaving the state (when we were at risk of some seriously severe weather, I might add) and then lying about where he was.

...not really. I mean, it's a deeply red district in a deeply red state. Her opponent could have been ebola personified, and she still would have lost due to the nose-holding vote-for-whoever-occupies-the-R-column people.

He nuked the education system while he worked his way up through state government. All part of the plan!

Meh, they'll just make use of his wealthy straight white man privilege and quote something vaguely "christian"-sounding and he'll be right back on top.

Mostly because he's an irrelevant politician whose claim to fame is his extramarital business.

But not, perhaps, textbook behaviour for a mistress. Pointing out that it was dishonest to blame his problems on his ex-wife was an admirable step. For a mistress.

If Sanford was "the love of her life", her standards must be unimaginably low. Can't women set the bar a little higher?

I feel for you with him. Isha's very wrong about his power and what he's done to your state.

Look at how he's dealing with his divorce, or how he dealt with being caught cheating. The dude has a serious narcissism issue. He thinks he is always right and justified, and that all his problems are caused by others. You can't PR that shit, he won't listen.