She linked to a Daily Mail article. Ah, the Daily Mail--a newspaper with all the credibility of the Trump administration.

Congratulations, your entire argument takes one of my points, twists it into a pretzel, and then throws it out the window so you can make a feeble attempt at countering me.

How much of a moron do you have to be? First off, the kids are being taken away from parents who are in a scarily large number of cases charged with either misdemeanors or nothing at all.

I read a tweet from someone in Britain thatChope has also voted against same-sex marriage, minimum wage, and pardoning Alan Turing. He’s additionally voted against a bill that would prevent revenge evictions...and he’s a private landlord.

I have difficulty finding foreign characters on my Android phone. Again, apologies.

Boy, this administration sure loves the “stab in the back” phrase. Except it sounded catchier in the original German: der dolchstoss.

Remember Craig T. Nelson? Nobody ever helped HIM out!

A. Those are the dollar-store paper towels. I should know, as my family uses them.

Where was Cilizza’s—and the right’s—outrage when that pant-shitter Nugent called Hillary Clinton a cunt?

Granted the clubs I frequent are fetish/kink-oriented, but the same rules apply. But if I may add one tip, it’s this:

So the kid was a plant (surprise? hardly) designed to make Sanders—and by extension the administration—look human. Anyone with two firing neurons can see through this ploy.

Melania didn’t write that. She had nothing to do with that tweet.

The odds of Giuliani lying his ass off about seeing a “timeline” are...pretty good. No investigator—especially not one with the bona fides of Robert Mueller—would have a timeline to shut down an investigation.

Whoever wrote that tweet needs to re-take third-grade English. It’s unreadable.

Empty words from a mouth happy to do lip service to advance a horrifying agenda.

Quinoa is just a bitch to put on a sandwich, isn’t it?

Agreed to a point, but dancing and excessive celebrations take away the seriousness and gravity of the celebration for others.

TThis is anyher of those situations where there is plenty of stupid on both sides. The bigger idiots are the faculty and staff for shovin people around, but graduation ceremonies are supposed to be serious things. Is it too much to ask that students show a little respect and gravitas for the occasion? Go celebrate and…

One wonders if Ingraham (and her company) would have treated Ms Wilson any differently had she said “I am caring for my post-born baby,” seeing as the right loves appending qualifiers to babies.

IIm not surprised this behavior comes out of a fraternity. But can we please stop with the word “microaggression?” It is the most millennial word I’ve ever encountered, and it infuriates me for how petty it sounds. Take things you’d call microaggressions and call them what they are: threats.