There is no single part of this article that I can quote or even focus my thoughts on. It’s all so true, painfully so, that it chokes me up. It’s a shame no one tries (or cares) to understand this feeling that comes with being black. It reminds me of the comments from your article Welcome to the America Black People…
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She is so awesome. Generally speaking I’d say speaking out as she did isn’t prudent- but speaking out as she did is also something she’s not in the habit of doing. I think that says a lot, that she finds Trump so alarming she’s willing to throw all caution to the wind.
Love your Trump descriptor. And if I may add to it- the partially deflated basketball has also been rolled through a pile of dog shit, and is lying beside an array of hypodermic needles and emptied out douches.
Thanks for turning me on to this article. I agree with both the author’s, and your, take on why RBG is risking so much to be vocal in her disgust of that bloviating, partially deflated basketball left in the woods by the park courts.
To paraphrase one commentor: There are far more people ruining their legacy by…
All the stars for you.
What, I thought conservatives liked it when politicians “tell it like it is” and “speak their mind”? Or is that not the case anymore
Which is pathetic enough, except that his retorts seem to amount to “nuh uh, you are.” Most of us progressed beyond that around 4th grade.
He can’t handle the Ruth.
That’s what pisses me off about all of this backlash. Scalia often went on Fox News and talked politics, and the right kept its mouth shut. And yet when Ginsburg calls Trump a faker after he tells her to resign (for saying that she’s nervous about his election), suddenly the New York Times editorial board finds the…
I honestly don’t know how he would have survived if had to go through all the criticism/attacks that Hillary went through these past 20+ years.
Precisely.
Might want to remind people that Scalia never hesitated to express a political opinion. So there is precedent.