I legit just laughed SO hard. Thanks, I needed that.

Are you tired of all the winning yet? I’m sooooo tired of all the winning. Believe me!

My concern is that Woodward and Bernstein weren’t shouted down with chants of “FAKE NEWS!!” What happens without a check on power regarded as credible by the majority of the population?

In this case, it seemed like perhaps the lights and sirens weren’t loud enough and bright enough for the speed the cruiser was traveling or something. Did you see the pedestrian walk in front of it a few seconds before the crash?

Hell, 90+ percent wanted background checks after Sandy Hook and it didn’t even get a vote, that’s the safety of Citizens United + gerrymandering.

Of course, it’s all relative: 1 in 10 people have positive feelings towards the GOP Congress as a whole, which makes 35% approval look almost universal by comparison.

It’s definitely that, but it’s also because Trump knows the vocabulary for the business world (even if he doesn’t know what he’s talking about, he can at least pretend better), but he does not know the vocabulary for politics. So he reaches and reaches but only ever comes back with the same nonsense.

It’s clearly dementia. He DEFINITELY suffers from sundown syndrome. If you look at the times of day of his Tweets, the ones during dark times of the day are the crazy ones.

I think what you mean to say was “Vote your Ossoff”

I can see the red ball cap now, “Make Great Old Ones Awake Again”

Never forget

In case you forgot, Karen Handel is the piece of shit who said (this is a real quote): “This is an example of the fundamental difference between a liberal and a conservative: I do not support a livable wage.”

So, basically Russian Nesting Lawyers.

The US already HAS Sharia law... that’s the funny part.. its not associated with Islam, but it already has it.

I never understand what ‘the’ problem means. Surely there are all sorts of problems, and all sorts of people (and other factors) that contribute to these various problems.

People like you are the problem.

In 14 months... In public hearings... With Republicans at the negotiating table...

That’s because there was an actual democratic process required as opposed to the closed-door machinations of a kleptocratic state.

I remember nearly two years of open hearings, back and forth negotiations and constant evaluations by both partisan and non-partisan groups in and outside the government when the ACA was debated. For all the complaints about the final product, the process that got there was open and visible to the public.

The only policy the GOP has is spite.