I’m not going to shit on you and laugh but wow, seeing this photo did NOT make me think “I’ve been praying for Kanye and this is what he does?”

Anyone who embraces Trump is mentally ill. And stupid, morally bankrupt, and an asshole.

I think it’s spelled KKKabinet.

He also used to rap about how his mother kept him humble while his popularity was entering the stratosphere. He’d have his tantrums, but always had a center to come back to. Now, I wouldn’t even be surprised if Kanye showed up on QVC to sell vials of his own sweat for twenty bucks a pop. He lost sight of his identity,…

Seriously. He use to rap about how she was arrested as a young woman during sit ins. And now? This is her legacy? I truly wonder what his family, as in real family in Chicago, have to say about this.

Had this same thought. “Yeah, veterans, refugees, poor people? Why don’t you just open the line of communication and make an appointment? God, if you truly want change...”

Ha, ha, yes, 39 AND eligible to be president based on age.

or the Klanment

Joan is the goddess of offices everywhere. I pray to her each day to be able to survive work.

The guy was too slimy to get a job in the Nixon administration. Cheeses.

Stop with this misinformation, please. A candidate only has to be 35 years old to run for president.

I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues.

That’s what we’re calling the Cabinet now, right?

For as much harassing this asshole does, you’d figure he’d be remotely clever or creative about his shitty harasment

Donald Trump cares about wack people.

Seems to me Kanye just wants to be on apprentice.

The closest thing might be the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, but that’s not a prestige appointment.

What cabinet positions are left for Ailes? I’m shocked he hasn’t been snapped up already.

I live kind of near Haworth and the first time I walked on the Moor at the back of the Parsonage where the Brontes lived, I understood a lot of the tone of Wuthering Heights. It’s wild and bare and windswept and mournful. It was fascinating to walk in the footsteps of the Brontes.

I’ve always loved Jane Eyre. I also love Villette for it’s non-typical happy ending. I relate to Charlotte Bronte’s heroines, who are awkward and a bit prickly and often feel not quite good enough. And yet are also aware of their own best qualities.