It’s also absurdly ignorant. Sam Wang isn’t just “some guy.” He was the first guy in this business, he accurately predicted 2004, he was the closest to bullseye in 2008. He missed one state in 2012 but called the popular vote as well as the 10 competitive Senate seats.

Look on the bright side: maybe we’re headed for an unexpected series finale and sweet oblivion will claim us all soon.

I honestly those those were multiple replies to an initial dessert post. Bruh.

Ashley’s pretty fun!

Like, do you think they realize the irony of lecturing America about respecting Vice Presidents at a musical about a VP MURDERING SOMEONE?

The New York Times is smug as fuck and not in a fun or cute way.

Oh my God, I totally forgot about Katrina until this comment. Where did she go?

Pretty sure Zuckerberg owes America for a whole fucking lot, and Gawker refugees a little bit extra. He should use this opportunity to do some good.

We don’t nee to bring back lynching, that’s the criminal justice is for. Much more respectable that way.

No, I mean, they leak shit on him so that it becomes politically untenable for him to even accept the job.

campaign staff, lobbyists, consultants, active volunteers and local Republican party officials

I mean, agree to disagree.

I hate Susan Sarandon and Jill Stein and their smugness so much that my knee-jerk reaction is to be like, BUILD THE PIPELINE.

Are they big believers in that? Must have missed that among the voter suppression acts.

Yes, definitely call! Members of Congress are like children and dogs: the more you reinforce their good behavior, the better they’ll be.

On Earth 2, it is.

I sort of assume Harry Reid will be using BLM to establish his own fiefdom in Nevada come January.

To be fair, almost all of the federal employees I know (and I know a lot) believe this to be true. But I am also a pedant, so. . .

I thought for sure that the BLM would be abolished

I very much hate to say this, but since we’re in the realm of worst case scenarios: