I get that it’s objectively important news that elected members of Congress, in apparent conjunction with the White House, are using a misleading and still-mysterious 3-page memo to wage war on the FBI and ultimately Robert Mueller in an attempt to shield the president from accountability—and, most recently, that the…

Or getting another job at a bigger paper that can’t wait to trumpet its own better hiring practices (assuming there is one.)

I would think the last person you fire over something like this is a Pulitzer prize winner. I mean, it isn’t like they will have any trouble getting the story out there.

That will only prove to be a problem if the readership isn’t also made up of sexist pieces of shit.

I’m no expert in PR, but doesn’t firing him just ... prove to your readership that you all are sexist pieces of shit?

And then my husband saved the day.

It’s probably cause he’s actually a by the book libertarian. You should remind them that he voted against the Russia sanctions.

Justin Amash will never lose in his district. I live in his district. He basically said that the free market should decide if child rape is wrong. His constituents love it. Even some die-hard liberal friends of mine think he’s wonderful. I don’t get it.

Yeah maybe you should just stay in your Lane.

Tbh, the show has been more about Claire than Frank for a few seasons now. Robin Wright is a superior and more nuanced actor than Spacey. And Claire Underwood is a much more compelling character. So, BYE FRANCIS.

She is going to be great. She’s very talented.

Don’t lose heart—it’s not uncommon for television to flock to a topic once interest has been established!

Cool. Let’s also try not raping the kids who aren’t athletes.

Just amateur sports?

It does, however, protect the sacred cash-cow of youth sports from the evils of bad publicity.

Whoever is running against these three men should have at least 50% of their ads pointing out that they couldn’t even vote to protect young athletes from sexual abuse, and the ad should finish with “Why? Who is Justin Amash/Thomas Massie/Mark Sanford trying to protect? Because it’s certainly not our children from…

This neither stuffs the pockets of the rich nor hastens the deaths of the poor, so I’m actually kinda shocked it got through the House.

Rest assured, things would be better than they are now. We’d have the same problems we did under Obama, and boy we all wish we could go back to then.

Yes, it would have been better.

They’ll never top the Bruce Campbell commercials