This wasn’t a mistake. She knew who she was voting for, she knew what he’d said about immigrants, women, Muslims. She made a conscious decision.

Well Helen, you either find someone else to run the restaurant (maybe you), or your family loses that income entirely. There’s the economic change you voted for!

This story is out of my hometown, so I have been following it closely. In another interview she is going on about how one shouldn’t have to worry about drug dealers every time they leave their house... so she does indeed have some other [asinine] reasons that she voted for Trump, and I bet it wouldn’t be a stretch to…

OMG yes! This is the classic, “Don’t care, it ain’t me.” attitude. Honestly, I bet you all these white Trump voters would care if the ICE agents started stalking them while looking for European illegals. This would actually make me feel better about the whole thing. If you’re going to do it, do it to everyone.

Yeah. I feel awful for this guy and their kids. They don’t deserve this. I wonder if they’ll ever fully forgive her or respect her after this.

She was fine with Trump deporting other people’s husbands. Just not her husband.

I just want to ask people like this lady and your mother, what kind of change were you looking for? When I’m looking for a “change” I’ll part my hair a different way or wear some fun shoes. I won’t vote for people who promise to completely destroy our country.

This is what I’ve been saying to my mom. So people hated the idea of a woman running the country so much they voted for someone who (a) demonstrated again and again that’s he’s a terrible person, and (b) they knew was/is dishonest? Like, what the fuck??

What confuses me are the people who are like, “I thought he wouldn’t really do those things.”

I’m fascinated by the “I did it for the economy” argument. Like incredibly low unemployment rates and rapid job growth wasn’t enough for you? The hell else did these people expect?

Because better to abstain from voting than elect vagina/emails. OK, stupid.

What infuriates me is that what she learned from all of this is that she thinks she shouldn’t have voted at all. Really? With hindsight, you don’t wish you had exercised your right to vote for someone whose administration probably wouldn’t have ended up encouraging the type of ICE deportations that resulted in tearing…

I feel bad for him. But her? Screw that. She should have listened to him more carefully, or, you know, not drunk the Kool-Aid and done some research. The only good thing to come of this is that maybe, just maybe, people like this will turn on him in 2020.

The cops are there to inhibit you, Ms. Jenner. Look past the dreamy brown eyes & notice that gun on his hip. That gun’s for people who become too ... unbounded. Love the soft uniform (term of art for cops in baseball caps, and probably the best way to actually handle a crowd, but not how cops do.) This is a mildly…

I have to love this quote:

“join the conversation,” which is on one sign written in French.

I was going to say (as someone who has worked in advertising my whole career) that this seems exactly like an idea a client would come up with.

in an exploration of what that truly means to live life unbounded, unfiltered and uninhibited.”

My main takeaway here is that Teen Vogue is not letting nobody get away with NOTHING. And now that there’s finally a more-than-just-decent major fashion rag out there, it went to bimonthly and may merge with the largely content-ruined Allure, *sob* (still grateful to have it at all, though)

I’m not wishing death on anyone per se.....I mostly just want a mortar fired in his vicinity to scare the shit out of him and make him realise this is not a fucking game and he’s in way over his head. Iraqi politics are extremely delicate, and a little screw up by an inexperienced but powerful individual with no…