Except, to be fair- If any American went to Jamaica, or Mexico, or Argentina, or Japan, or Greece and committed wire fraud, they’d almost certainly be deported pretty quickly, if they weren’t jailed severely first.

I see funding the wall as one the greatest opportunities for political Tai Chi the Democrats have ever had.

Except, we’ve already seen the power of the people in pretty much every country throughout every era of history. Meaning, this wasn’t some kind of new lesson we needed to learn.

Well, we’re currently seeing a type of exuberance among the alt right that’s usually reserved for consumers and investors during an economic boom.

It may turn out that the tangible results (economic, human life) of Trump’s leadership, from a future perspective, won’t be as bad as what we saw under Bush.

Yeah, there’s a las Vegas/Orange County plastic surgery look, popular among conservatives, that kind of embraces the “melted plastic” appearance. The look you’ll find in, say, Santa Monica, Brentwood, Palisades, generally has a more subtle appearance.

It used to be that when people went in for “plastic surgery,” they weren’t trying to give their faces a literal melted plastic look.

Bush was a shitty president, yes.

I thought he was pretty good in those Etrade commercials back around the turn of the millennium.

But again, if those are the choices, we’re better off choosing the best choice.

In life, until we achieve what we want, we’re generally better off picking the best option available at any given time.

Catskills doesn’t quite make the cut...

Eh- red herring. The reason Jones has a “higher Trump score” is because he’s only been in the Senate 21 days.

Except, it’s bullshit.

Absolutely.

Yes- that would be the Potomac Highlands, which I wouldn’t call Appalachia at this point. That area- the entire panhandle- is basically an exurb of DC.

The way Appalachia is defined as a cultural entity- Maine doesn’t fit in. Really, we’re talking about southern Pennsylvania to northeast Alabama.

It might, or it might not. But, it’s better than the alternative.

The issue really shouldn’t be “wealth inequality.” Rather, the issue is implementing policies that will ensure upward mobility for those at the bottom.

I’d prefer Jones to Moore any day of the week.