The only thing Congress could’ve done would never have happened — you’d need 3/4 of the states for that, and never, in the 50 years of Roe, has that been possible.

Huh? Any rights codified by Congress can be taken away by Congress. Therefore, if Democrats had tried to push through a bill establishing abortion rights, it undermines the idea from Roe and Casey that abortion rights are inherent within the constitution, and basically would have given credence to conservative…

You could take position that those things don’t really matter, no like [insert your pet issue here], but that’s just moving the goalposts. Bottom line: saying Joe Bide has done “nothing” he said he would is inaccurate on its face; it is a lie.

That is true I did not mean to discount that they are voting and supporting Biden’s agenda. My point was more we live in an era of political sound bites, and centrists and progressives alike love to fall on their swords in the name of compromise rather than say “we are super proud of the work we are doing so far and…

Came here to say this.

I’m sure the Georgia and Arizona suburbs would’ve really come out en masse for Bernie Sanders. And all the youth that couldn’t bother to show up in any prior election or primary would’ve certainly shown up in the general election.

How are you going to “bully” the Republicans and/or Joe Manchin or Kristen Sinema into doing anything?

Is it possible his approval rating is tanking because people don’t understand how our government works so they buy into promises a Presidential candidate makes but actually has no power to deliver on because the role of the president is to appoint a cabinet and sign laws passed by congress?

Nah, I don’t buy this conspiracy theory shit. None of what I see in the video comes off as performance, and anyway why would they plan that of all things? How is it going to improve the viewership of a show already in progress? Smith and Rock somehow have a stake in how many people watch the Oscars? Smith would use…

If a young actresses declines a role because she is clearly too young for it, how will she know that they won’t just offer the role to another actress who is also too young for the role?

I didn’t see it, but she is 21 years younger than her character’s husband, Javier Bardem.  Do you think that actresses have any responsibility to turn down roles for which they are too young?

I think Jennifer Lawrence was even less believable in “American Hustle.”

But wasn’t the thing about that movie that people stopped aging at 25? So she was 50 but was supposed to look 25.

Look, I like to get riled up about ageism as much as anyone else, but this isn’t ageism. It’s easier to age someone up than down, even with Marvel’s CG wizardry. If she’s going to be playing the mom in flashbacks it makes sense that she will be younger and aged up in present day stuff.

That’s moreso a reverse situation. Her age is pretty accurate based on the book, but Chalamet is playing a younger person who’s probably 5-10 years younger than his actual age. I love him in it so I let it go.

I’m starting to get concerned about his forehead, like he’s drinking Ken Griffey Jr’s Simpsons growth tonic.

“Pamela Anderson called it quits with her fourth husband this week”

His NAME was Robert Paulsen.

Also, singer Meatloaf (Marvin Lee Aday) has died. He will always be remembered for his music and numerous acting gigs, especially in Fight Club...where he will always be known as Bob “Bitch Tits” Paulsen...

“distaste for pregnant people’s women’s human rights”