It’s funny that you think Bernie Sanders is destroying the Democratic Party and that Hillary Clinton—who has taken tens of millions from special interests, who was made personally wealthy by lucrative Wall Street speaking fees, who has the strong support of the primary forces fighting fracking regulation in Colorado…

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I mean, I get it. Liberte Chan strutting around in a cocktail dress is the last thing you want to see after a night of adulterated cocaine and staring down a half-written screenplay.

“LOOK AT THOSE SLUTS! NAKED IN PUBLIC BUT THEY WANT US TO RESPECT THEM? FEMINISM IS A LIE!”

The philosophy of the artwork relates to the idea of the sacred feminine.

If he asked for 100 women and their cats he could have gotten them all from Jezebel.

Pretty sure “Scherzer” is now a euphemism for “big, swingin’ cock.”

I like the guy in the cell phone video tweet saying “strikeout number 20" with all the raging enthusiasm of someone who just found an Olive Garden coupon in their mailbox.

Some people are going to rage about this, but this is kind of a point that needs to be made. All this overheated anti-abortion rhetoric absolutely has the potential to inspire unbalanced nutjobs like Dear. The anti-choice movement needs to stop behaving like it doesn’t, and that it isn’t responsible for what happens.

(Slow clap).

Same. I make more now than my mother did raising three children and cannot figure out how she made the numbers work. Right now I’m taking care of her financially and I constantly find myself staring at the money in and money out completely at a loss for how to make the numbers match.

Perhaps, maybe, now that she believes what 99% of the world has been saying, Sandberg could use her position to speak out for useful things for single parents who lack her miriad resources- single payer national health care, paid family leave, an entirely different work structure that values labor and recognizes that…

yeah, my husband lost his dad at age 7 and he’s still fucked up from it. money won’t make that hurt go away.

I tried to write a post earlier and I just couldn’t quite temper my anger at someone who has clearly suffered a devastating loss and is grieving. I don’t want to be that kind of a bitch.

Dear Ms. Sandberg, I am sorry for your loss. I hope that you will take some of the proceeds from Lean In and use it to establish an organization desgined to help single parents - women and men. You coud even employ some of those parents and offer the types of benefits you know understand are so badly needed. Flexible…

It was the same situation with me...and when I saw her tax returns and asked her how the hell she did all of that with very little she just smiled and said “I did what I had to do for my kids”.

Come on...these children lost their father at a really young age. Tears are legit.

When I was filling out my FAFSA my senior year it was the first time I’d ever seen one of my mom’s tax returns and it shocked me how little she actually made because my brother and I were completely oblivious. To this day she is still the best bargain hunter I know. It’s like a superpower.

Go Mama Ching Ching!!! (That’s the sound of money)

The terror of single motherhood is a big reason I stayed in my emotionally abusive marriage. I felt inadequate to care for my daughter with a partner; how would I manage on my own?