This may be true but I have not sat in my car and seat-danced/lip-synced along to any NSYNC in the past decade.

If “As Long as You Love Me” comes on? It’s OVER. I will sit in the Kroger parking lot and finish my jam.

As a hardcore NSYNC fangirl when I was 14, umm... objectively, I think in hindsight the Backstreet Boys are the better musical option.

“slightly cropped at the waist, heavy as a winter coat, it would be like comfort food, biblical in its ability to soothe but futuristic in its reach. In a color like flax or dusty stone—a palette Jesus might have worn—it would be made for the masses, sold for $60 or so, folded and stacked on tables like loaves of…

she faltered because she couldn’t convince people to believe in her...

The funniest part of all of it? The copious amount of 2016 ride or die Bernie stans now demanding that Warren drop.

As a Warren supporter who has been directly involved in her campaign (attending organizing events, canvassing, phone banking, texting, the whole shebang) it’s kind of nuts to see what works and what doesn’t. We’ve knocked on so many doors, we’ve had so many 1-on-1 conversations with voters, and yet none of it seems to…

It seems Sanders has the edge going into Iowa. Wish it were Warren. Can’t wait to see how this plays out.

He’s been smoking ground up copies of Atlas Shrugged, cut with The Fountainhead.  You wouldn’t want any, that shit will swiss cheese your brain faster than any prion disease...

My son works 50+ hours a week in a salaried position. His employer does not offer health insurance coverage because it’s cheaper for them to just pay the penalties.

For me, one of the biggest indicators of the cult of personality wrt Bernie is the lack of support for Warren.  She believes in the same kind of shit that he does, but is much more skilled at actually getting things done.  Hell, she created the CFPB even before she entered Congress and that’s much much more than…

There’s a legitimate debate about incrimentalism vs #revolution, but that’s not what she’s saying in this quote.  Whine all you want, but achieving actual legislative and legal accomplishments isn’t about sloganeering.  Bernie is very good at sloganeering.  But Clinton is making the case that he’s terrible at the…

I actually feel that way (more or less) about Sanders. Wasn’t that excited about Clinton’s candidacy, voted Sanders in the primary. And I’ve regretted that vote ever since. The more I know about him, the less I like him. And the fact that I am subjected to a daily/weekly/monthly drumbeat of “Sanders would have won.”…

As soon as you have to say something along the lines of that it wasn’t racist in year xxxx, you need to stop, you lost the argument.

If you read the passages from the book that Milan cites, the passages are objectively racist — and, at a minimum, stereotypical. Claims of immersing oneself into a culture does not protect/prevent you from writing something racist. Racism does not need to be intentional to be racist.

It must be tough on White people choosing the candidate that best resembles their least annoying parent.

My feeling is that if we’re choosing between two people with similar views and strengths, let’s get the one who is slightly younger, demonstrably healthier, and breaks a glass ceiling. And who has a demonstrated ability to learn and grow. This whole “Bernie was OG!” thing irritates me because he doesn’t really seem as…

“We need to turn out disaffected working-class voters if we’re going to defeat Trump.”

As a devout cook-with-friends-hovering-around-like-crows, I wish I had a more open kitchen.  It gets damn crowded in here.

Biological sex is profoundly more complicated than two neat little buckets that are “male” and “female.” The problem is that Forstater isn’t approaching sex as a set of biological factors expressed and socially intersecting in nuanced ways - she presents sex as a simple set of two buckets, without nuance, and then…