Damn straight! In addition to the straight up pedophilia, they voted for man who said that getting rid of amendments after the 10th “would eliminate many problems.” The 13th abolished slavery. He also said that the country was great “when families were united — even though we had slavery — they cared for one another.”…

As long as we’re fantasizing about what Moore supporters and voters can’t ever do again, “breathing” is always at the top of my list. Or “not be publicly executed by medieval torture.” That kind of stuff.

As happy as I am about this result, I feel like there are 650,000 residents of Alabama who cannot ever use the whole “family values” voter line again. EVER.

 I didn’t anticipate laughing at the video, but I could not help it. If he truly rides every time he votes, then he’s voted exactly once.

My exact thought process. Can’t rush to conclusions....wait, what the hell is he doing with those reins???

I saw the still and read Anna’s tweets and thought, Meh, you can’t really critic a photo. Like his legs are out but he could have been readjusting. BUT then I watched the video! OMG, Anna! That poor horse. And I’m certainly not an expect, but I’ve ridden English and Western and never heard of holding reins like that.

My elderly Serbian grandmother is convinced the Hungarians will come kill anyone and is less racist than this.

That’s what Renard is here for. :)

Don’t you know that logic is an opressive tool of the white patriarchy? Sad.

The result does not bode well for the Court’s ultimate decision on the merits of the full case itself. I suppose it could have been decided merely on the basis of not wanting to be seen as stepping on the toes of the Executive branch.

You haven’t seen anything published about why because the Court didn’t say anything about why. They issued an order with no explanation that allowed the ban to go into effect for the short period of time while the case makes it to the Supreme Court to be decided.

That’s sort of the point, isn’t it? Among the countries listed in travel ban, Chad is the one that sort of elicits a “?”. And it is in desolate ruins/ecological disaster for which further isolation can only destabilise Chad and all of its bordering countries.

I swear to God, I feel like this every fucking day now.

I really want the US to suffer for this law, like businesses not able to fill positions because not enough qualified applicants can visit/travel here. It’s the only way people will listen.

They’re richer and Trump has business ties to them.

It’s a fucking disgrace, a disaster and a nightmare for the tens of thousands of Americans who will not be able to see their loved ones, and the hundreds of thousands of awaiting immigrants who are now being discriminated against while the Supreme Court dithers and awaits a hearing on this.

People who voted 3rd party or didn’t vote shouldn’t feel bad about this. After all, the same thing would have happened if Hillary won. I mean there was basically no difference between her and Trump, right?

Heartbreaking article on Chad in the New Yorker.