Because it’s usually so hard to find someone on the ballot who identifies as Christian.

I’d suggest that maybe trying to get a sleepy, mildly confused, professed attempted murderer elected president should be a deal breaker.

To be more succinct. They think the mother is the property of the fetus.

Oh, I know. I get that. But if that qualifies as this season, so too does Jessica Jones, which was the OP’s point. It looks less like Jessica Jones released too late and more like it just didn’t get any noms.

Certainly not a compliment to Rosco.

But ignorance was supposed to be bliss. BLISS!

Plus, The Revenant is nominated for best drama, but that hasn’t come out yet, has it?

This is a terrible recipe for freedom. No measurements, no ingredients list, no indication of how many servings I’ll end up with. Such BS.

Have they made it so the pip boy data on the settlements isn’t constantly wrong? Because that’d be nice.

Thank you! I was almost to the bottom of the comment scroll before anyone even mentioned this. I don’t know how anyone can read the source story and think that this has anything to do with dolphins’ eyes.

There’s an ending?

His website, like his campaign, has been sucked into a petulant, orange gravity well.

Because I’m sure there were a ton of Japanese restaurants in the neighborhood when young Erick Erickson was growing up.

The people in the U.S. who oppose renewable energy are not doing so out of some notion that it’s burdensome for developing countries. They don’t want to do it here, in a developed country.

I’ve always said the same thing about Universal Health Care - if you’re not in the insurance industry, providing, purchasing and managing your employees health care is a burden you should happily want to hand off to someone else.

Sure. But they can always rake in the money now and hit the deathbed repentance later on.

But starting us down the path toward a technologically cleaner future, will eventually give way to synthetic blow and robot hookers.

Are you kidding? While China, for instance, is starting from a worse place (pollution-wise), they’re making a hard push toward renewables: http://fortune.com/2015/06/18/chi…

True enough. And depressing. I understand where myopic self-interest gets in the way, but it boggles my mind, when I see people who are none of those things rail against solutions - like those coal-rolling assholes in Texas.

Perhaps. But government should, as a rule, try to push us toward the good and away from the bad. That they often fail to do this on so many other tings is no reason not to try for this one. Government should take the long view since people, individually, are more focused on the immediate.