Nelson Mandela, Abraham Lincoln and JFK and his brother are all giggling over it in heaven.

Former long-time Utahn here. Can confirm that many of them do take their morals seriously, and all of them take other people’s morals VERY seriously.

Also, the thing that kills me is that you KNOW that had to be a real picture of young, 90's-haired Adam Scott from back in the day, lol,

Trey Gowdy looks like a guy who should be named Trey Gowdy.

Obama read that tweet and was like, “Bitch, please.”

Do Utahns take their morals seriously? Asking for a friend Orrin Hatch.

Seriously even tricky dick is telling him to cool it from beyond the grave.

Trey Gowdy looks like if Voldemort grew his nose back.

Trey Fucking Gowdy? Jesus fuck.

Where do you think tax cuts for the top earners come from? That’s right, the foxes in the hen house

And OF COURSE the end result of this will be to blame teachers for not making due with less.

This gif is the GOP in a nutshell.

I’m a government lawyer, and while I don’t personally depend on this, most of my co-workers do. I’ve seen a few people I work with jump ship to higher-paying private sector jobs because they simply can’t rely on the forgiveness program they were promised.

Oh, no, that’s the worst thing about her. She cares deeply about gutting the public education system. She’s a colossally ignorant fanatic who really believes that we need to destroy the village to save it, and she will work tirelessly and diligently to fuck up an entire generation of small children in the belief that…

Yup. I’m fucked, along with pretty much the rest of the courthouse. Every day there is something either incompetent, diabolical, or both going on with this administration. It’s like they rounded up a perfect storm of people who are the complete antithesis of literally everything I stand for and believe is moral and…

and that money will, of course, end up way disproportionately funnelled to one brand of religion

Finally, they plan to cut the loan forgiveness program, which was instituted in 2007 as a way to encourage matriculating students to enter careers in public service. Obviously, if you don’t care about the services social workers, public defenders, and doctors provide for the poor, you don’t care about helping them…

These cuts of a few million here and there (all in areas designed to make education more accessible to poor and working class Americans) are just heartless and arrogant. But moving hundreds of millions to parochial schools is arguably unconstitutional (and that money will, of course, end up way disproportionately…