He gives it two dongs up

So she's just as annoying in person as she is on the show? Got it

jesus christ you know what he/she meant

Have you not ever used the fare quote button that's available when you get to the confirmation screen? It's right under the credit card information after you click the "Set Pickup Location"

yeah but its a spider so who cares

That's actually pretty interesting. The question might be when is the contract actually formed. Is it when you download the app when sober?

Moreover, the incapacity argument about being drunk is tough when your argument was that you were too drunk to understand certain terms. Usually, arguments about your incapacity…

But you can always request a fare quote with your destination before requesting. It will give you a range within $5. It's really easy to avoid this, particularly when you're warned that "surge pricing is in effect"

It absolutely does. When you click "request uber" it says "hey surge pricing is in effect, it's __ much. Do you accept surge pricing?" and you have to click yes to request it.

But drunk people don't read it so this happens...

So you mean, some serious shit could have gone down "a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away"

Before doing a simple "we got more votes nationally" claim, we need to also look at the number of majority minority districts (as required by federal law and the votings rights act) and count how that contributed to the disparity in votes. The Voting Rights Act fucks us by telling states that they HAVE to pack in…

It is and it isn't. My point is that it's become such a default excuse, people are now claiming it's affecting Senate races because they've been brainwashed into thinking that's the "big issue"

I'm really interested to see how gerrymandering has affected state-wide elections. Have republicans re-drawn the borders of your state to exclude your major urban areas? Well I'll be damned, it looks like Charlotte is now part of Virgina for voting purposes, and Milwaukee is now in Michigan!

Idiot.

THANK YOU. The "durrrrr gerrymandering" is becoming the new birther movement for our party. . . Unless the GOP has found a new way to re-draw state borders every census, of course.

Im just going off the polls man. Strategy of how you talk about a plan that's unpopular can go in a lot of directions. My guess is voters don't like negative "repeal it" talking points that lack a solution just as much as they disagree with the object of repeal. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/o…

That's one of those over-simplifications like Mitt Romney's "47% of voters get gifts from the government" excuse that doesn't further the discussion at all. The REAL answer is closer to the President being at an all time low, foreign policy mis-steps, and the declining popularity of the Democrats signature policy…

it has nothing to do with bill, it's his sheeple audience

lol. Best response to trolls ever

YESS! why would anyone who disagrees with Maher go on his show with that ridiculous audience? It's like Obama signing up to debate Jerry Falwell at Liberty University. zero benefit

I think you may be tapping into a deeper cultural issue. Simply put, blue voters are reluctant to call red states "home" when they live there, for reasons that go beyond purely politics.

I've grown up in the south my whole life, and I talk to young dems all the time who "can't wait to move somewhere more…

I think there's something there, but wouldn't the same logic apply to Republican voters in strongly Republican gerrymandered congressional and Texas legislature candidates?

It's something for sure, but my point is just to call people out who want to throw their hands up and blame gerrymandering everytime an election…