The only snowflakes I ever see are the ones accusing someone of being a snowflake.

And then, let some time pass, quietly come around to attract voters, and act like people who criticize you are mad!

These types of people are the heroes of progressive movements - Grimm is putting himself out in public at risk for harassment, even violence, and trying to make life better for those like him. Bravo, young sir!

As I said in another comment, I don’t even engage with them. It’s arguing with a hallucinating toddler. Not worth my time.

His supporters do too! Yesterday on my Facebook someone tried to argue defending a Trump action with “do you think Hillary would have been better?” Setting aside the fact that YES I DO, I was just like “your boy’s going to have to govern without scapegoating Hillary now.” They need to stop angrily masturbating to…

InfoWars is only about liberal conspiracies.

If you still support this nutbag after everything (in the last sub-month, lololololol) and especially after the presser, you’re not worth my time. I’ll maybe try engaging for 90 seconds but that’s it.

This is my thought as well - it’s in the early stages but my brother and I are starting a Wiki that is basically going to list every member of Congress and everything that they say, do, and vote for (starting in their current session) that deviates from the progressive ideology, Democrats included. No commentary, just…

(I doubt Pence does locker room “pussygrab” talk.)

I am not much of a Tweeter so I didn’t know all this - thanks! I will be participating. Maybe if we overwhelmed Twitter like we overwhelm our Congresspeople it would make a difference.

I hope your rep has nightmares about that from now and until Election Day, 2018.

I agree that he’s probably not the conspiring mastermind people fear he is (although some in his inner circle might be...). But he is a liar. And he is a manipulator. I don’t know if I buy that he had anything to do with Russia shooting a missile, but I certainly buy that he doesn’t want anyone talking about it.

Most of them know it now, but they can’t admit to it. Their ego and essentially their masculinity is on the line.

Only if we get nuked or he quits. With the current Congress, we need 19 Republican Senators and close to 100 Republican House members to agree to impeach him. Even the few speaking out are unlikely to go that far. We need to focus on chipping away at the stranglehold the GOP has on Congress before we can start wishing…