I agree. The thing that’s getting me is the conversation shift. We can’t sit in the shine of, ‘that was a great speech’ without an immediate pivot to set her up for something they believe she’s not qualified to do. Why can’t it just be, ‘great speech’ and keep it moving? It’s like seeing an athlete do some phenomenal…

As a professional, it pains me to see black folks get up in arms over the Golden Globes. The Golden Globes are like that guy at the club that is too pressed to buy you a drink. The Foreign Press Association is made up of 90 white journalists from (maybe an Asian one or two) from outside of the US. When I see folks get…

Family, bop on over to Jezebel and see how tempered the comments are on Oprah’s speech.

Well, when your entire agenda is basically a retrograde, reactionary return to the robber baron 1800s where only white male property owners were permitted to vote - and you’re in the 21st century - and your cover is that you’re “attempting to govern”, you’re going to have a few problems.

Exactly. And you know what? It’s is Bannon’s worst fear realized: The establishment repubs are getting him from all angles.

Those billionaires are also trying to boot his ass off of his RNN. His big mouth is leaving him donorless. Whitehouseless, and racist networkless

Why is he apologizing? Here’s why: the billionaires who fund his website pulled their funding and he needs money to operate his RNN - racist news network. That’s the only reason he is groveling right now.

This is objective proof that the alt-right are failures. They have a president and a right wing that controls the entire government on their side and yet they still failed. Sad.

I bought it on Audible this morning and I’ve been listening all day at work. It’s...spectacular. It paints a picture of an idiot who never wanted to win, but he got out idiot-ed by American people and won.

That’s been my contention for two years, that Plan A was always to be a gadfly with TV exposure (maybe a network).

These fucking morons allowed a reporter to tape months worth of conversations in the White House.

I bought it on Audible this morning and I’ve been listening all day at work. It’s...spectacular. It paints a picture of an idiot who never wanted to win, but he got out idiot-ed by American people and won.

While Williams and her team suspected she wouldn’t be able to make it to Melbourne, it’s still disappointing, especially for tennis fans who need that star power inspo.

“Officer Carelli believed that Sergeant Martin was in danger of being seriously injured by Mr. Chamberlain.

One of my proudest moments was telling a priest the only thing his collar represented to me was thousands of years of pure evil.

I can remember where, but someone one recounted how they heard a tourist say out loud for everyone around her to hear that she was shocked by how many black people are here.

You would never catch Obama having a wee-wee measuring contest with another head of state on Twitter.

White people move themselves here and are shocked, SHOCKED, that there are black people milling about freely and many of them aren’t the poors.

SO. MUCH.

OH how i miss that sweet, decent, intelligent man.