Fam, Larry Hogan is literally the most popular governor in the entire country.

Why does she go out of her way to mention two politicians who did more harm to the Republican party in Goldwater and W than almost anyone else, and not mention the actually decent guy (HW) who is in the hospital right now? Is this a pedantic comment? Absolutely. But still, what the fuck Barb?!

Does he shave only his right armpit and leave the other one unshaven? That is the weirdest goddamn thing I have seen this morning.

Cavani has 6 goals in 6 matches in the CL and is the goal leader by a mile in Ligue 1. Everybody gets that this sites schtick is unrelenting cynicism, but if you’re going to play along at least be right when you do it.

How many times did John Stewart have Bill O’Reilly on the show? Enjoy the bubble...

How dare you. Olerud AND his helmet had a beautiful half season in the Bronx. You’re a traitor to your own kind.

That’s a fantastically specific experience for it to have happened so many times you can’t count them.

You’re implying that you don’t know what implying means.

Bernie has 1,494 pledged (non-super delegates) right now. You need 2,384 delegates to win the Democratic nomination. If all the super delegates (715) magically became undecided today, then including the remaining primaries there would be 1,318 delegates up for grabs, so yes, Bernie has a mathematical chance.

To completely miss the point of your comment, Serie A > Ligue 1

He and Curt Schilling will always be honorary members.

Van Hollen is not a moderate. He and Edwards share the same position on almost every area of policy.

Polling in Arizona has been very tight (last two were McCain +1 and a tie). It’s 6 months out, and the demographics of the state haven’t quite changed enough to make me think it’s purple, but I’d hardly say that race isn’t worth watching just in case those numbers hold. Coattail effect could produce a surprise there.

Because it’s literally not his time yet.

It looks like a convenience store logo.

“Not to mention that the whole reason the Premier League’s TV rights are so valuable, and thus the league so profitable, is exactly because it is top-to-bottom the most competitive elite league in the world.”

They should definitely standardize the ball, but let’s not pretend that Wisconsin wasn’t the only school using Sterling balls for a while and that it didn’t give them a competitive advantage. C’mon Yo.