Well, his wife and kids might deserve better. She’s not the one tweeting about the affair and the aftermath.

Miller worked for Ted Cruz, too. The hypocrisy of their leaders doesn’t bother the Republican base, it never has. As long as they keep saying they’re for family values, they can get away with all kinds of hypocrisy.

At least it wasn’t Stephen Miller.

Miller is claiming that his wife is delighted to welcome his son into the world and into the family? I love it how he’s using his wife and kids as a shield. Really classy, guy. Family values man, all the way.

No, he knew that he wouldn’t have to worry about reelection—he’ll be dead before his term is up—and decided he had a great chance to take one for the team and fuck Trump. I’m going to assume that Republicans don’t give a shit about you until I see better evidence.

Maybe realizing he has a brain tumor also made him realize that his condition would bankrupt his family if he didn’t have insurance.

One Senator is fuzzy, unfocused, and unclear in his thinking and speaking.

The funny thing is, there’s no reason to think Johnson didn’t *want* McCain to vote ‘no’. Reports the next morning said that as many as 8 or 10 more Republicans wanted to vote ‘no’ but worried about how it might affect them back home. So they only needed one more ‘no’ and McCain took the bullet for the rest of them…

Maybe it was the opposite! Maybe McCain developed that blood clot right after the  RNC announced that he and Palin would be running together in 2008. As this clot grew, it clouded his judgement for 9 years and he only got it looked at when he realized that Dolt 45 was the president. Now that it is gone, he is free to…

Spoken like a true Christian. No, really. Apparently Christians are fucking assholes.

Ron Johnson was one of the four who said he would never vote for “skinny repeal” unless Paul Ryan could guarantee him that it would not become law. Ryan said he could not guarantee any such thing, so Johnson immediately said, “Okeydoke” and voted for it anyway.

I think it still deserves scorn (some more context, like what she made and what she asked for, her duties, etc. would be nice, but I doubt we’ll get that info). Being an asshole engineer doesn’t mean it’s all forgiven when he treats people like an asshole. It just means we know why he’s acting like an asshole

He’s a CEO, though. Once you get to a C-level job, you’re supposed to be able to handle the human side of your company with more tact than this.

There he is everyone! It’s “that guy”!

He didn’t say no when she asked for a raise. He fired her. That’s not normal.

Sounds like a typical scientist/engineer. They look at the data (can he function without her) and make a decision based on the data (yes, he can) and people’s feelings don’t matter.

He’s just another... uh... wow... umm...hmm... face?

This is Steve Simmons. He better hope he stays “good” at journalism.

This picture is way, way too appropriate for the times we live in.

I’d have to double check, but off the top of my head, I have no idea why the parents of those cruel little cretins shouldn’t be sued for their offsprings’ assault on that child and be paying all her hospital and treatment bills.