Fatal familial insomnia is the most terrifying disease in the world.

Conservatives are in favor of small government, except when there’s an opportunity to harass racial/sexual/gender minorities, in which case the government should butt in as much as possible.

Reports are that she, personally, has refrained from cyberbullying.

The president is a very busy man

Why would they bother to put any effort in, when just making up shit on the fly does such a good job of riling up the Fox News idiots?

To the extent they can, they probably downplay that to better connect with their base. See Connecticut-born, prep-school-and-Yale-educated George W. Bush pretending to be a cowboy.

That’s a great anecdote, because it illustrates both the last vestiges of McCain’s attempts to be honorable, and at the same time, his utter cluelessness. In attempting to defend Obama, he implies that “Arab” and “decent family man” are opposite descriptions.

You’re presuming that Nunes cares whether he addresses it to the right person. He doesn’t give a shit; he just wants talk show fodder.

“No, I would like him to stop lying, quite frankly.”

The latter quote is why Sanders was a strong Hillary supporter, right? Or does it not work like that?

Intelligent people send their attorneys onto national TV to talk about their case before they learn the subject matter.

Yeah, the other 31 teams focus more on drafting guys who will get brain injuries on the field and kill themselves 20 years later.

Benny Johnson is the first person ever to describe Sanders as “firm.”

Yeah, but they needed to draft Manziel to replace Brandon Weeden, who they drafted in the first round!

I’ll be excited when he has about 8' x 10' of lebensraum.

The Democrats need to play it safe. Don’t run on a progressive platform, don’t run on abortion (which seems to be the only issue the right votes on), don’t run on impeachment (the answer should be “only if Mueller’s investigation uncovers high crimes or treason”, not “we’ll do it day one”).

Most of the power players today became adults in the Reagan years, a time when young people were much more conservative they are today. Yes, people tend to become more conservative as they age, but that doesn’t mean that the liberal youth of today are going to turn into the Fox News-absorbing xenophobic bigots of 30…

That’s totally fair. But I fail to see how UBI would upset the entire picture. It’s an expense that isn’t out of line with our current fiscal safety net, and it almost certainly wouldn’t be high enough to provide a significant negative incentive to working.