Yeah um I’d actually read it...

“I’ve never benefitted from white supremacy and I shouldn’t be held responsible for the actions of my predecessors” said the white person whose family owns the whole damn town. Err. Excuse me. 97% of the town.

Pretty sure the people would be banging down the doors complaining to congress and banks wouldn’t need to bother spending any money lobbying on that one.

This part of his statement is accurate.

I look at it this way.

Ford’s own fitness program is likely the triggering factor. That sort of massive overhaul in strategy doesn’t happen when a company believes it’s “making good solid money” and if the company doesn’t believe that no one should.

If you honestly believe Gillum’s positions aren’t focus group tested and picked strategically I’ve got this bridge ownership opportunity to tell you about...

Bernie Sanders has real problems to deal with...

What is it with people wanting to have their cake and eat it too? If you want more money go make more money. Don’t talk about it be about it.

Progressive positions huh...

So running on things you have no power to accomplish is what’s hot in the streets now? That’s what we’re doing?

The US is nearly two and a half centuries old.

If there’s one thing I love it’s sitting on a bus so that something that should take twenty minutes can take forty-five. Hell I remember walking to/from the main campus in school because the bus sucked that much. It was easier, quicker, and nicer to just walk. Even in the rain.

The only people I personally know that own MacBook Pros are software developers that want a *nix kernel and shell. Windows’ recently added ability to do that in virtualized form is not a substitute. Also, if you happen to be an iOS developer OSX/MacOS being the only supported platform for writing native iOS code might…

Splinter really needs to stop referring to tax cuts as “giveaways to the rich”.

Depends on whether you actively benefit from those actions or not.

The US has all of two tracks that meet FIA Grade 1 standards. I don’t know about Indy but CotA is hemorrhaging money and racers are already complaining about the state of the track surface.

I disagree.

Do you believe supporters of trickle down economic policy just have “blind spots” too?

I’m sorry but at what point does the education that these people are paying for kick in?