Once he is impeached, he cannot be pardoned. There’s something to that.

See the rest of my comment for my answer to that question, which is that, specifically, as bad as Clinton’s Iraq War vote was, people who didn’t vote at all as a result of it are shortsighted, stupid and/or incredibly privileged, and they can all go LITERALLY GET FUCKED WITH A RUSTY GARDEN RAKE.

What you’re saying is that this is purely about catharsis for those of us who do not like Trump, specifically the catharsis of knowing it will rankle Trump that he was impeached by the House.

You don’t know until you try. *shrug*

No one cares about your boner

This take sucks. All it does is play into Republican hands: “See, even the liberals expect this from us”. It didn’t look like Nixon was going to be convicted until public support demanded it, and then he bailed. Letting Republicans off the hook before we even put them on it is defeatism.

I disagree about mention of Wainwright—I don’t think she needed to be mentioned here any more than she was. I am firmly in the camp of the married party being the one who bears the brunt of the responsibility, and the issue at hand is how he acted. The biggest thing to me is that he’s co-opted his “good husband,…

After what he put Diane Lane through I hope it was a Tuscan Sun.

Are you sure that isn’t just a funny looking wabbit?

You’re wrong. THIS is how puppy teeth look like:

Radiocarbon dating says it 18,000 years old.

The amount of times the word ‘love’ (or its variations) is incorporated into your divorce announcement is probably directly proportional to how acrimonious the divorce will be.

Same deal with Sanders, he barely knows anything about minorities considering his asinine insistence that black folks should “Respect the police” completely ignoring context.

He’s nothing more than Log Cabin Republican. And he knows nothing about Black people. And Castro, a superior candidate, who actually understands black people is barely getting any traction.

I believe that’s his real penis with some caveats.

I cannot imagine being attracted to Justin Timberlake under any circumstances...

He isn't a woman in entertainment though? He isn't deserving of this one specific award, in a ceremony for women in entertainment. He got a Pulitzer prize already, isn't that enough? He has been recognized for his good work. Now, at a women in entrainment gala, it's time to recognize a woman in entertainment.

I have a problem with Farrow being honored over Twohey and Cantor, but not over Farrow being honored at all. This is exactly how women’s accomplishments tend to get written out of history. The men gets the lion’s share for the acknowledgement, and over time the women who were doing similar work are just forgotten. …

I think I have more awareness than anyone really needs to have of famous people and I have never heard those names ever