if my city councilor were to retire, if my congresswoman were to retire, my senators, and I thought that I could make a positive impact, then I think I would really have to ask my answer to that question [of whether to run for office].

Hillary Clinton ran on the most progressive agenda in the history of the USA... You should try reading actual things, not just the headlines from blogs... I know, I know, it takes effort and effort is harder than playing another game of candy crush.

That is just really fucking amazing. He’s not even trying to avoid being a parody of himself anymore.

I guess I’m being a killjoy, but when I hear “blimp” I think of something far larger than what’s shown above.

This article covers the two types of people that you should never negotiate with:

What we need is Trump to sit down with members of Congress and work on a rational program which deals with this serious issue.

We can see that, but you know his base won’t.

Wow, this is some smug bullshit.

I still want to know about 2 hanging plot threads, which I assume we’ll get to in Season 3.

Was it rape territory when Syd used her mother’s body to have sex with her mother’s boyfriend, setting him up for a statutory rape charge? Or when she used other people’s bodies for her own amusement?

Legion is a show about bad people doing bad things. Previously, young Syd takes the form of her mom’s body to have sex with a man, then has the man thrown in prison for having sex with a minor when it’s revealed to be her and not her mom. Why wasn’t that a a step too far? Last week David took a power drill to Oliver…

Legion needs to hold Syd accountable. Syd tells David that Son of Sam doesn’t get off the hook because he blamed the dog, and she’s the one who tried to murder David because Fahrouk told her to. She unknowingly condemns herself, not David.

Initially, while watching the film (and knowing the darkness of the adult character in the book), I thought Chastain would be the only one who could fill the Bev Marsh role. Then afterwards I saw a picture of Amy Adams and realized that she would actually be the better casting because, she has the chops like Chastain,…

But still, it illustrates the finite nature of Mr. Rogers’s ideals. “I like you just the way you are,” he often said, but in the case of Clemmons there was a caveat: “...I just need you to show less of the way you are.” This information through the lens of contemporary culture, in which an employer legislating what…

Exactly right. The 1937 version starred Janet Gaynor and Frederic March. And author Ethan Mordden has actually implied the 1937 version to be a sort-of-remake of “What Price Hollywood?” (1932), with Constance Bennett, in which the main character eclipses her director/mentor, although in that version the director is…

Fourth time, not third.

Isn’t this the fourth version of the story? (I think the first wasn’t a musical, but still...)

I’d like to say FUCK CARPOOL KARAOKE. It’s such a fucking annoying show/segment.

When some conservatives point to the past as a time when women were revered, respected, and safe, it’s important to remember how much of the violence and abuse was simply not noticed or recorded.

Don’t over think it Panger. How many famous artists were bums or scumbags? Musicians? Writers? Celebrities? Apparently, almost all of them.