I have to disagree with the last point. I think many of his followers are blinded by party and conservatism. They do not wish ill on anyone. My Trump-voting friends are kind, helpful, sweet people. They’ve helped and supported me and my family while I’ve been out of a job, they’ve showed care and respect for…

I would say there is no doubt they are stupid people.

Umm yes they are terrible. Not in a pushing old ladies over, stealing, comic book kind of way.. but your friends are terrible.

You ask me, supporting a racist rapist who has zero policies and only stokes bigotry and hatred makes someone a pretty terrible person. But, then again, I’m a queer woman whose friends are largely women, queer folks, and POCs. You know, the people Trump and his followers hate and plan to punish for existing.

I have a lot of foolish friends who support him as the #NotHillary, stick-with-the-party vote. They are assuredly foolish, but not terrible people. And I pity them because they’re so misguided.

This guy? Spring, Texas today:

“and a Texan who swore hed find me and butt fuck me in my front yard while my family watched.”

I did! I also liked my own comment :D

Just out according to @CNN: “Utah officials report voting machine problems across entire country”

I encourage my brothers and sisters to head to Breitard or Michelle Malkins site.......and troll. They simply don’t  disappoint. By simply stating that this election is close but leaning towards Clinton, I’ve been called a “Obama butt humper”, “cucked cocksucker”, “Soros funded troll”, “communist”,”socialist “ and had…

Beat me to it.

The letter still brings a tear to my eye because it was beautiful. When that story broke and Jez/Slot/Concourse wrote the article more than a few lawyers commented about how ‘lawyers go their whole career craving to write a response like that yet never get the chance’

“I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose voters.” -Donald J. Trump (Jan 23, 2016)

10. Contribute $100 million to his campaign. I think last count he was around $55 million plus another $10 million he gave in the last week.

The wonderful NYT reply to Trump’s suit-threatening letter is a classic. I bet every lawyer who read it wishes they had the chance to write such a letter and the skill to rise to this golden opportunity with such panache. It was a high point of this awful campaign. Thanks for reminding me of it. If only all…

“Donald Trump tells it like it is, unless he claims he was misrepresented, was kidding, sarcastic, speaking metaphorically, or denies he ever said it in the first place!”

That’s the whole genius of Trump’s campaign: it’s just a massive MadLibs for angry while folk.

“You see when he says he’s going to ‘Make America Great Again’, he means that he’s going to (verb) the (noun) so that the (noun) is (adjective)! He really understands me!”

Tim Kaine waited in line.

“Why won’t anyone respect my right to be a racist?”

“Different viewpoints need to be respected,” he continued, before explaining that the Republican presidential candidate’s positions have been misinterpreted. “When Trump says he wants to ban Muslims, he doesn’t really mean that. That’s never going to happen. What he really means is he wants extreme vetting.”