Only 25% of Americans identify as pro-choice. Most people think of themselves as somewhere in the middle. Many Americans including liberals have no idea that abortion is safe and doesn't need to be performed in an ASC. Once you explain to them that for example abortion isn't surgery they tend to be against HB 2 but…

This is exactly the problem with the pro-choice movement. They think that because they are right, which they are, that they don’t need to sink to the level of the other side. But they do! Sam Bee is right, they need to be fighting fire with fire, and yes, that means probably at this moment less women will be getting…

Here’s the thing: they don’t CARE if you die. In their minds, you deserve it for doing such an awful thing. They would smile down smugly at your body and picture you roasting in hell with the other sinners, and discuss carting your corpse around to schools so they could use it to scare young girls about what happens…

Why not just call it what it is: Vote Trump Month

I assume one celebrates confederate heritage by having one's neighbor from the north side of the street come over and kick one's ass and then burn one's house down, and then one tells maudlin tales to the younger generations, romanticizing the event as a fight for state's rights.

Men can get HPV too, and they can get the vaccine as well! It's important for both genders to be vaccinated to fully eradicate the strain!

I think most of the people are upset because it sets up a straw man that Hilary thinks she’s qualified because she’s a woman. Hillary thinks she’s qualified because of her experience, intelligence, skills, and plans, and a man wouldn’t have to put up with this kind of bullshit suggesting she’s just campaigning on her…

Every single time he comes out to defend something he is called out on, it furthers my opinion that although he really really means well, he still doesn’t really *get* the experiences of people not like him. Privilege is invisible, and I’m not sure he’s doing enough to make sure he sees it all the time. Like with his…

After encountering Berniebros, I’ve been mulling that over too. On many issues Clinton and Sanders are similar (I’ve heard there is greater than 80% agreement on concrete issues), so a lot of people are probably making their decisions on feelings for the candidate, public speaking style... That leaves a lot of room…

Yes to this. While I like that electing Hillary would be historic, I think she would be a better president than Bernie.

Of course everybody wants what Bernie wants. The problem is that there’s no way he can deliver. We already elected a dreamer and the GOP has made it their life’s work to discredit him. I want someone who knows how to get things done.

My favorite uncle once told me, “show me your friends and I’ll show you who you are.” It’s probably the best advice I ever got and I feel it applies to the berniebros situation.

Everyone seems to think that saying “I’m voting for Clinton because she’s a woman” really means “I’m *only* voting for Clinton because she’s a woman, and I obviously just haven’t *researched* enough and only vote on genitalia”

I have not yet encountered this argument - that women are being obligated vocally by other women to vote for Hilary by dint of gender - in the wild. What I have encountered, ad nauseam, is the argument (well-stated in the piece) assuming that any woman who supports HRC is doing so solely because she is a woman - as…

I’m supporting Clinton because I think she’ll be a better general election candidate than Sanders and I think she’ll be a better president too. However I am also supporting her because she’s a woman. And everytime I see any sort of criticism of that line of thinking it just reinforces my belief that we have to…

Yeah, guys, I’m not calling for a White Entertainment Network or a Men’s History Month, OR a straight pride parade, so what’s going on with your shit, guys?

You do realize she hasn’t brought this up again? The media is just reporting on it, right? She’s not suing for more money. Her treatment is indication that this culture has been perpetuated for a long ass time.

It really says a lot about the Mannings that they thought it was a good idea to go after this woman in the book “they wrote”. Ignore the incident, acknowledge it in anodyne terms, whatever, but even setting aside the subsequent harassment of sending material to her new employers, why would they go in for a little…

Malcom Saxon. He initially got dragged in because Rollo tried to claim Manning had been teasingly mooning Saxon and Naughtright had somehow put her face into Manning’s ass and it was all a big whoospie-daisy accident. Saxon was then naturally asked corroborate the invented story and refused, writing the letter to…

She didn’t get mooned you fucking imbecile. She had a grown ass man put his dick and balls on her face. That is fucking sexual assualt. Your fucking joke of a university didn’t do anything to protect their employee.