The fascinating albeit unsurprising thing is that he believes that pandering to his hardcore base wins in 2020. He needs to turnout regular Republicans too, many of whom were inspired to vote against Hillary/for a white guy after eight years of perceiving their white privilege as being challenged and many of them, I…

Are you seriously trying to advance the narrative that Deadspin doesn’t produce content? If anything they do the sort of stuff that’s needed while ESPN does another mock draft or deep analysis of how Tom Brady stays young by drinking sweat or whatever.

So this must be what research and journalism looks like. The NYT should take a page from you. Sadly I doubt they’ll even care.

My Sunday Counterprogramming: Kids (not that I’d watch the NFL anyway)

 This is shocking. I can’t imagine how frustrated they must be that this child of privilege who has avoided taking responsibility for his crimes was able to seize power despite his dubious past. I will pray for them.

I will gladly contribute to a fund to pay Jason Whitlock never to write again.

I bet you’re one of those guys that tells people you don’t “see color” too.

Except they already got Keita for next year, are talking to Monaco about Lemar, and paid less for AOC than Chelsea were offering. So what’s your point, that they should have gone after Seri who supposedly has a medical condition that disallows him from playing in the cold, which northern England is?

Now just wait a fucking second. Has anybody actually listened to the Paradise Lost audio book because I think depending on the narrator that shit might be OK.

Black Trump was actually a really good song. I always wonder if Smif-n-Wessun had it all to do over again, would they still call it that.

California and Nevada are the future of the labor movement. Unquestionably where our strength lies and where future leadership will come from.

Say what you want about Al Gore, but watching Party leadership embrace progressive policies actually gives me hope for next year.

Making progressive policies part of a national platform is the only way to combat rampant income inequality. Just because we don’t know how to accomplish lofty goals yet doesn’t make them bad ideas. Recognizing that they are goals and something to work toward however is crucial and is what the Democratic Party is…

I didn’t mention Hillary Clinton once in my comments. In fact, though I did support Sanders in the primary I worked my ass off to get her elected. But we lost and I’m not interested in 2016. I’m talking about the Democrats lack of strategy moving forward. Also I didn’t argue in favor of Obama’s everyman appeal, I just…

Obama didn’t win because of the Democratic Party infrastructure, he won in spite of it because he was a dynamic candidate and his election wasn’t a ringing endorsement of neoliberal centrist positions, it was a recognition of that dynamism.

I think you’re failing to take into account one thing. The football player is black.

We call them Right-to-Work(for less)

The reason they “can’t collectively bagain anything of real value” is because of people like you. Organizations are only as strong as their membership. By not participating you’re fucking over your coworkers. And though dues aren’t negotiable, a lot of it is administrative costs to make sure you’re represented fairly…

Then you have no idea what the fuck you’re talking about.

I work in the labor movement and everybody in my organization is committed to fighting him. So, though some may be willing to work with him it’s certainly not all of us.