You could also donate to the NAACP. Considering, Sessions’ position on that organization, they deserve our cash.

YEP. It was.

Can we all send him KFC delivery to speed this up? I mean, it can still be due to your sister’s ESP and all....

Involving mayo as lubricant. <shudders>

That’s awfully phallic.

Although she might not be on the same “side” or “team” as you, she presents good advice here. Also, she recognized that Trump was dangerous and was part of the Republican Women for Hillary campaign.

Yes, they thought until the very last moment that there was going to be a Clinton victory. She was broadcasting that they were going to lose.

I can tell you that I have a Master’s degree, am white, and did not vote for that schmuck. The fact that I just called him a schmuck might be a big clue as to why I didn’t vote for him though.

I agree with you on this subject. Part of the issue is that labor unions don’t have any clue how to organize certain groups that would be very willing to join them.

No, but they would have called him that over and over until people believed it, much like they called Clinton a liar.

Active duty people are not stupid. They know the likelihood of war under a Trump presidency.

And ladies turn out in greater numbers.

Smart bitches get shit done.

Congratulations! I have asked a few times and never have managed to get out of the grays. I have been around for years (since they had stars. I had one!). Maybe I should just follow a lot more folks.....?

I’ll just leave this right here:

Some people say that he does not know how to read. Just like some people say that he is not releasing his taxes due to how much he donates to NAMBLA.

It’s not strictly legal to do what he was doing. As I said, the government had not thought of the idea of using partnership equity to hide the income from getting ones debt forgiven. Therefore, that part was not illegal yet. He was hiding income from debt though, which is illegal.

Basically, he did something that was not strictly illegal at the time, because no one had thought of it as a way to write off tax debt. He basically said to his creditors that if they forgave his debts to them, they could have a bit of stock in his company. Technically, this would be considered taxable income again.…

It’s not a loophole. If he had been audited, he would have had to pay tax on those forgiven loans. Unfortunately, Congress doesn’t fund the IRS well enough, so they do not have enough auditors to find instances of tax fraud and evasion.

Can CNN get rid of Lewandowski too, please?