“The name of White Settlement originated as a result of there being two settlements in the area: one occupied predominantly by Native Americans (near where Fort Worth is located today), and the other one being occupied by white settlers. The latter settlement received the name “White Settlement” as a way to…

Pretty much. They can only get hard if they see someone else banging the flag. And so on and so forth. I’m not sure how much farther I want to take this metaphor.

“White voters are divided as 50 percent say he is fit and 48 percent say he is not fit.”

‘Does Black players protesting the flag stop you from loving the flag and wanting to wrap it round your dick so you can actually give it love? No.’

She’s gorgeous! Wow.

Touché!

I would donate to a fund for a Grant statue looking down on that stupid little plaque.

I cannot understand these people. Our very conceptions of what America is and should be, and what rights we have, are completely different. Do we even live in the same country?

“You stand for the National Anthem as a salute to those who can’t stand because they fought for this land.” 

‘“We pulled them out of the box, taped them down. There was no ill-intent,” he added. “If someone thinks that I mean personal harm to someone, they don’t know me.”’

‘McCarthy praised the legislation. “Not only will passing this legislation keep a promise we made, but all the work is for the same goal: ending suffering and helping people live,” he said.’

“The Graham-Cassidy bill is dead...”

‘Also on Tuesday, but later, Sessions verbally scolded NFL players who protested this racist administration on Sunday, saying, “every American should salute the flag.”’

The Times has an article about all this:

This is fine.

Honestly, I think Jimmy Kimmel should get a lot of credit for this one.

‘She wrote that she wanted McMahon’s agency and her staff to “explore opportunities to collaborate” on issues related to “women’s entrepreneurship.”’

This is one of the worst things I have ever seen.

‘“It’s just shameful and it hurts me to see people taking a knee when we are supposed to be joyful about living in this country,” she said. “After I saw what happened [with players kneeling during the anthem], I tried to watch it and I just couldn’t because I just kept crying.”’

‘“I couldn’t stop thinking about all the people that lost a knee because they were protecting our rights, and lost their lives,” said Kathie Lee to Hoda’s emphatic agreement.’