Yup. Burchard-Risch’s decision not to even apologize in court for her behavior seems to indicate she’s an asshole who also happens to be struggling with alcohol addiction.

Right? The garbage person trifecta!

According to CBS, her attorney said that the woman isn’t a “lunatic” or a “racist,” but someone with an “alcohol problem.” Burchard-Risch, meanwhile, had nothing to say, either to Jama or to the court.

I think Melania is getting it worse than her original contract stipulated though tbh. “Nobody said this shit about being president. I married an overweight reality TV star who eats garbage for every meal. This was supposed to be a 4 year gig and then I could buy my brother Sergei out of the Gulag”

Will someone quickly buy the Trump’s a cat, maybe two. We need a Mittens and a Patches in the White House and in Trump Tower. The evil reign of the White House dogs must end!

Or when Whoopie Goldberg was God in 2011.

I see your God and raise mine.

And someone who would go down on you in a theater.

If you’re a white American pastor, Jesus was a hot grungy blonde.

Yep, now they done did it.

I don’t remember it being this controversial when God was a white woman. And Canadian.

Taco that craps ice cream 2020

I wonder if some of these pastors are aware that Jesus was a middle-eastern Jew and not northern European?

A pastor in California is part of a faction of Christians upset about Octavia Spencer’s role as God in the movie adaptation of William P. Young’s controversial 2007 novel The Shack. Spencer is black, you see, and God is a white man.

I love that portrait of them in front of the fireplace with her dressed to the nines and him wearing those ridiculous wide-leg jeans like he was on his way out the door to meet his buds at Hooters.

I can’t even begin to picture what her life looks like frankly. And who is married to this grinning lying apologist for the Tangerine Man.

Considering her whole weird traditional housewife schtick, the two surprising things are: 1. she has continually worked jobs that require her to be away from home for very extended periods, even when her kids were quite small and 2. if she is 49 now, then she didn’t start whelping until she was 37 or so.

Kellyanne Conway is one in yet another long line of women like Phyllis Schlafly who love to lean on the idea that women are weak as a way to give themselves power. They trod on the ambitions and hopes of other women in order to highlight their own strength.

“People are going to suffer now. . .”

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