“Paying attention to diet” is not the same as “having an excellent diet.” I have no doubt that he thinks about his food more than other QBs, but that doesn’t automatically mean he’s eating better. This is a guy who won’t eat fruit because he thinks it’s unhealthy.

Amazing

I really think Pence may be innocent of the Russian shit. Not because he’s patriotic or anything, but just because he really isnt in the inner circle. Trump almost didn’t choose him and feels he was forced on him. You know he doesn’t like how stuck-up he is. (I doubt Pence does locker room “pussygrab” talk.)

Not just some, I would argue most. I have Republican friends who I *know* did not fall for his shit and the entire campaign they were twiddling their thumbs and sighing about having to vote third party — which clearly almost none of them actually did.

This. I can believe that Bannon is making use of Trump’s meltdowns to distract where he can, but the meltdowns are, sadly, all too real. My 2.5 year old has better impulse control than Trump. It’s not strategy.

He knows that would make him a historical laughing stock for all time.

Really? Because I live in one of the five biggest cities in the country and its virtually impossible to book on any other airline. Yes, technically they have flights here — but not many, and with inconvenient routes and times and generally more expensive.

Yup. I tend to agree.

It’s practically a disability. His system is very fragile.

They want him in office for as long as he’s useful to them. The more exposed he is as their pawn — and an incomptent one at that -- the less useful he is.

Do you think they’ll just broadcast it on RT one day? Leak it to Wikileaks? TMZ? Sell it to the Clinton Foundation so she can have the honors? The possibilities are endless!

I considered it, but we have MiniMinkoff ... it’s a tough call.

Fairly healthy, not crazily so. Lots of lean protein and fruit, carbs, but not to excess. Glass of wine at night, maybe some ice cream. I should eat more veggies than I do.

My husband is a wadder. I have never looked at him the same way since he told me.

Some of us are what Mr. Minkoff refers to as “clean droppers, like a cat.”

Thx. He was awesome.

You can feel sorry for a person that they were abused, as he most certainly was, and still acknowledge that they failed the basic humanity test when it was their turn. He had a choice to do the right thing and he didn’t.

He was likely adopted solely for the purpose of being abused, yes. But as an adult, he had a choice to not be a monster and he said, “nah.”

I read that article too (or a similar one on the same topic) — it was profound and disturbing.

Your responses, which mostly boil down to “nu-uh!”