He’s resigning to run for Senate.

I mean you do you, dude, but these days a Republican doesn’t have to resign over such things.

Is “Val DiGiorgio” just Al Giordano in deep cover after getting cancelled?

I believe the point has been served.

You set that up nicely.

And who’s fault is that?

And who’s fault is that?

As a claim in a vacuum, I don’t disagree that there’s not much political fuel here. It’s not a new allegation against Trump; Trumpkins have already decided it doesn’t matter and the anti-Trump crowd already knows he’s a sexual predator.

I believe the point has been served.

I haven’t done the two thumbs thing since a blackberry, and not a good job then. I’m strictly an index finger poke. That said, autocorrect seems to be getting dumber and substituting words that are clearly not predicting.

Robin Thicke hit his other child that he had with his first wife.

GOP base, I’m fairly certain. “Women are attacking men with false accusations” is an old hit from Fox to the sewers of the neo-Nazi forums. I can’t count how many Republican women I’ve seen say it. It’s one of those lines that has been repeated so long it’s second nature for those in the bubble to listen.

“Allegations of sexual assault against Trump are almost monthly thing,” Rep. Jim Himes told the Post.

but,but .....ShE iS NoT mY TyPE

If they’ve already decided to come forward like Carroll did then they are well aware of the potential repercussions for them personally. I think the victims would probably like to see their stories matter.

Morally fucked up, but politically they’re probably right. The issue gets no traction, Trump voters don’t care and anti-Trump voters already know. So I’m torn here. On one hand this is awful because it does minimize the issue and the victims. On the other hand...is there any utility to spending political capital on…

“If you can’t have a drink and shoot friends in the face with [Dick Cheney] society has broken down.”
(pretty sure that was the fun part of the trip)

“If you can’t have a drink with [Pol Pot], society has broken down.”

This is when you name names.

A White House correspondent who resembled a young William Shatner (and didn’t want to be named) took a gulp of beer and said that the night felt like “the end of a battle, or a decent game of rugby, where at the end of the day you shake hands.”