I mean, so what you’re saying is that because the US’s election meddling and regime change has been a parade of failure, we should just stand by and let Russia meddle in our affairs?

Now that the election is over, I imagine the belching volcano of election-themed games and DLC will recede back into slumber.

I think the bigger issue is the contract in question, because as others have noted, the law is sort of mushy on this front.

Go back to earth and be a female astronaut working for NASA in the Trump administration, or accidentally miss the return shuttle and have to wait another several months for the next one?

You mean $350,000 openly and legally sent to an organization that operates out in the open and does a plethora of things?

Eh, jail, not so much, but hopefully the judge lifts his leg, gives a big wet fart at Mr. Loeb’s excuse for not revealing the names, and dismisses the case.

Right? Dwight Eisenhower would be rolling in his grave if he could see the state of the Republican party right now, for more reasons than just Trump’s horrible foreign policy ideas.

I pass no judgement on Russia for doing what it can to get policy more favorable to itself.

And? You act as if that isn’t something that those governments don’t get understandably pissed off about.

Climate change is another great example. On this front, Democrats are a bit more realistic than they are on trade, but at the end of the day, the narrative tilts so hard because Republicans refuse to contemplate any meaningful action.

And yet Trump’s positioning as a teller of hard truths was—and is—identity politics

Fear not—while awakening a million-year old plague sounds like a great scifi plot, most of these critters are totally harmless.

Boiling the election results down to Russian interference alone is ridiculous, of course; we’re dumb and racist enough to have shot ourselves in the dick all on our own. And Clinton has blamed the loss, in part, on the the FBI reopening an investigation into her emails.

Happy enough that he’ll realize you are in fact the one he wants to marry.

I don’t know why this $35 1.62 oz bottle of Vetiver-scented deodorant is the only deodorant your otherwise unfussy boyfriend will use, but it is, so why not make him happy? (Aesop, $35)

The point is “either/or”, and it’s a lark on how tribal people are about their musical tastes.

Well, maybe. When similar revelations came out, it dinked his poll numbers pretty good. As much as the election was about systemic issues, right up until a week before, Clinton was polling signifigantly better than she was going into election day. The FBI investigation news may not have cost her the election by…

Their sacrifices for the greater good will not be forgotten.

I mean, you might be right, but I’m talking about the fact that if you look at an electoral map of the Southeast, it’s a complete sea of red.

You see the beginnings of this even in the schoolyard, with affirmations like, “Girls rule and boys drool.”