Income taxes already apply to both citizens and aliens, including nonresident aliens. The only sticking point is undocumented aliens, who often pay income taxes anyways. And if immigration restrictions were lifted or relaxed, there'd be little point to avoiding the legal immigration procedure.

I've never heard of such a thing. What is this nonsense?

So, does Robin get his hand bitten off in this one?

Both consumption taxes and income taxes are tied to borders, so I'm not sure what you're getting at.

Because of course she is.

"Backed up"

He's got all the best words. They just got stuck in the dead part of his brain behind where that blood clot was.

And O'Reilly is not exactly a charmer.

That's "Henchman #45" to you, buddy.

Also, is it just me, or is his skin a tad bit orange-ish?

As long as he isn't given too much money to work with, I'm hopeful. He seems to do best when working with limited resources.

And Trent is that guy from Rory's dorm who was infatuated with her.

A man's gotta have a code.

I'm from the future, and holy shit are you ever wrong about that.

It's Only Okay When Republicans Do It

But it's okay when Republicans do it.

I think I just found (space) religion.

I think the argument could be made that Barack Obama is a reasonable conservative, depending on your definition of "conservative".

It all comes down to how short or far-sighted McConnell is on the issue. I tend to think that the Republicans will want to preserve the filibuster for when the Democrats have the majority.

His ambivalence about the Chevron rule is troubling. Not to mention that he seems to think that if a law that applies to everyone equally happens to contradict one's religious belief, that person does not have to follow that law.