I feel bad for the couple of course, but I also feel bad for the 12 and 14 year old kids. Three months is more than long enough to be really bonded to their baby sister, and they probably don’t have the mental maturity of an adult to understand why this jerk is being so unfair (and so illegally unfair) to their…

But it was cool and polite of her to say. Made her more credible in my eyes even if she was just being kind.

The problem with the hair-cutting incident, as messed up as that case may be, is two-fold.

If someone wants to dive into Atlas Shrugged right behind Bernie Sanders’ head during a rally I would have zero problems with it. As I’m sure the vast majority of people there would as well.

If I met this couple at an event or a dinner party, I would think they were nice people. They probably are nice people.

Why not? I love books. If they want to protest that way, it's cool. They're not being loud or disruptive.

I love her. What a smart, clever way to take a stand that spoke volumes in a sea of hate.

He’s the Starbucks Red Cup of judges.

This, on the other hand, is actual research:

It’s exactly civili disobedience like this that we need. We can spread it through social media and it gets the point across. We also need to keep ourselves from looking bad on social media, which is why the Mizzou protests are so successful. If we win the social media war, we win the war. Pretty simple.

Yeah, you know what’s best for a foster baby? A stable, loving home; that’s what the judge uprooted her from. FU stupid Utah judge.

No, different states do it different ways. Most states have elections of some sort, some do it by appointment. Some have retention elections sometime after their initial appointment.

I’d agree, but he slapped a kid and still has his job. How does some one manage that? I'm hoping it's the end anyway.

Research, hmm? I don’t know if I would call my great-uncle's rambling Facebook posts research.