After the attacks in Cologne, there were accusations that the media weren’t covering them because they were concerned about inciting violence against refugees.

It would be so much easier to parse this run if McKesson would be led cagey about whether he embraces the same terrible neoliberal politics of most TFA people. But he hasn’t been very forthcoming.

Normally they would, but because it was in Mexico, the exchange rate is different.

Pac-Man’s got a chip on his shoulder and a bracelet around his ankle.

I hated when this happened. People have been complaining about the lack of respect the the office of President is granted since Obama got in office, yet they think this is funny.

Most people now discredit the accounts of Jackie’s horrific ordeal, the details of which were documented in Sabrina Erdely’s article, “A Rape on Campus”.

He heavily implies that she's making up the story because she's a woman being duped by strong emotions and biases. Instead of doing more research to address his grievances—like the article in Washington Post, where Erdely says that she kept some details quiet to protect the victim—he questions the integrity of her…

"Reading comprehension! I said the sexist WAY he's discrediting her work. It's not sexist to discredit the work of a female journalist because she did a shitty job. It IS sexist, however, to toss aside the hours and hours of work that the female journalist performed and assume that she let her emotions get the best of…

I realize you're just trolling, but lots of other people are asking the same question in less obnoxious ways.

Richard Bradley is profoundly baffled by Kinja, but he has emailed me a response blog post to my response blog post. This is like Inception only so much worse. Here it is! http://www.donotlink.com/cqjq

Yep, good point. Bradley writes "we never learn her identity" as though it's unusual. As though every other reported piece about rape includes the alleged victim's name and social security number and weight and height and current address and medication allergies.

In the interest of transparency, here's a message Richard Bradley just sent me on LinkedIn:

Not to mention the fucking sexist way he's discrediting the work of a woman journalist. She didn't do her homework, she's just letting her stupid lady-brain emotions run the show!

Hi Robby! Thanks for stopping by! One small correction: I don't think you've ever "reported" a goddamn thing in your life. (And because I know you're going to do this, either here or in my Twitter mentions, which you and your friends are currently stink-clouding up with your Feelings, I have a master's degree in…

Well, case closed then!

I don't believe that Chicago exists. I have never been there; no one I know has ever been there (except for my friend Jackie who changed planes at O'Hare, but she said it was real snowy so it could have been a different airport covered in white paint); "Chicago" is a funny word and "City of Broad Shoulders" rings real…

See, I was going to go with "tingly Spidey-senses" but Sherlock is much more appropriate.

"something about this story doesn't feel right."

"What are you gonna do tonight, Stef?"