Feels like they’re fundamentally misunderstanding hetero sex, then.

As a native UKer, I  don't think anyone ever particularly liked Andrew. Even before his Epstein ties flared up.

Many people like all three - serious fluffy boomboom - just at different times.

MTG probably thinks “censure” would infringe on her 1st amendment right.

“wog-law”? In Britain the word has some rather nasty racist connotations. As the global HQ was in the UK for so many years, this alone paints a troubling picture.

Meanwhile, voter ID is absolutely essential and the bedrock of democratic society?

I’d noted that under-reporting too. Do the circumstances leading to the interview delegitimise the substance of the actual interview? To delegitimise the interview itself is to silence what seems like candour from Diana herself.

Given the amount of funding the US send to Israel, I think there’s a clear conflict of interest. The US isn’t a disinterested/impartial party here.

Ants are dedicated public servants. Not this one.

See, you’re already getting into the true fun of Eurovision - the vindictive playing out of historic geopolitical grudges. E.g. Greece and Turkey, Sweden and Denmark. And also the “everyone rightly shits on the UK for Brexit” of recent years.

Same goes for One Direction. They all applied individually and Simon put them together pretty much on screen.

Oh, he has some things to teach everyone does he? Uh huh.

I always remember Helen in a TV adaptation of Anna Karenina. Always looked for her afterwards, and gleefully pointed her out to others. Very sorry she’s gone.

From a man who thinks that Citizens United didn’t go far enough: “CEOs have more power now to influence where we go and make functional changes”

Might as well refund the Louisiana Purchase. Sell Alaska to Russia. Incorporate Texas back into Mexico.

They don’t seem to have strong opinions on their own music.

My theory is that it was for Kanye’s mental health - keeps him calm and unstimulated.

I’d add that, taken as a whole, the US doesn’t seem to have taken the pandemic seriously. (Much like the UK.)

Slightly off topic: who are the 40% of Americans who oppose a living wage? What’s that, 80 million adults?