Yes there is the Presidential Records Act of 1978.

I know the word. The word is: NMPOTUS.

Isn’t that illegal now that he’s (you know the word, I just can’t use it in reference to him)? Something about erasing Presidential Records?

From the state that gave us Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, I would expect nothing less (than evil).

When Trump announced the ban, he said he’d made the decision “in consultation with my Generals,” an assertion which now begs the question: And which generals might those be?

Republicans really embody that “lesser of two evils” phrase.

In other Trump related news, Trump-backed candidate Luther Strange (who is definitely NOT a genetic hybrid of DC Comics supervillains Lex Luthor and Doctor Hugo Strange) lost to Steve Bannon-backed former and currently disbarred judge Roy Moore.

When Trump says, or tweets, anything it is always projection. If he says he talked to all his military leaders, it means he didn’t. If he says someone or something is losing support, it means he is losing support. If he says other GOP members failed to pass his agenda, it means he failed to pass his agenda. Whatever,…

White supremacy is like herpes, everybody carries the virus, it’s just more active in some people than others.

If you’ve never seen the one he gave after the Penn State scandal hit you should find it. It might be his most powerful piece.

This is a poor video of it, but was the first I could find:

Here’s something I just saw on Hansen’s twitter feed.

And if you don’t think white privilege is a fact, you don’t understand America.

Watch the video. Just do it. I usually don’t either. But watch this one.

Sure is interesting how this gentleman, and most of the other veterans I know (myself included) have become this endangered species whose feelings and honor must be protected by the brave patriots in the bleachers and on twitter!

I served in the military during the Vietnam war, and my foot hurt too, but I served anyway.

Our apprentice president has that covered.