According to the Washington Post (sorry the graphic is slightly askew)

While I think a lot of candidates made good showings for themselves tonight, I’m inclined to agree. If I had to vote in the primary tomorrow, I’d vote for Warren.

That said, I found myself thinking back to the utter circus that was the Republican primary debates in 2012 and feeling pretty damn good about the future.…

OT, but last fall, O’Malley came to an Atlanta campaign open house for Lucy McBath. Said that since he was out of office, he was spending all his time trying to get Democrats elected. Seemed like a good guy.

Become a Delaneyac!

Honest question, please don’t kill me, but if you look like that why do you need shapewear in the first place? Like she’s slim anyway?

Correct. Naked leg side on the slit side. I read an explainer on this yesterday and apparently she modifies her spanx for outfits and that inspired her shape wear line.

For dresses or skirts with really high slits...

I know it’s for slits, but it’s silly, because if that leg doesn’t “need” shape wear, why would the other?

Maybe he can snatch Kellyann from her  husband 

It’s for dresses or skirts with really high slits. 

What took you so long to post about Kim dumb Trashian in a little blirb??? It has been 2 days. I actually have been enjoying a lot drugging her through trash on twitter. 

“Attorney General William Barr PLAYING THE BAGPIPES at the start of the US Attorneys Conference in Washington, D.C. today.”

please explain that I just got Criminal Justice Reform passed, Black unemployment is at the lowest level in our Country’s history, and the poverty index is also best number EVER

Well, technically they would silence her, because she’d immediately commit perjury and have to go to jail.

Man, that was so good right up until the “I mean who doesn’t like to be wooed” part.

To be fair, she’d be confined to the truth. 

oooo! now thats a quite a dig!

Wilson from “Castaway” is a mean drunk.

Robin Thicke hit his other child that he had with his first wife.

When you’re accustomed to privilege; equality feels like oppression.