That was the most disappointing part of the finale, for me. They had done a good job of having consequences to actions (Mel’s becoming addicted to crack, Andre dying) that having Franklin end up miraculously okay was so... weak. 

The main complaint against Jenny from the Block concerns a manicurist she (allegedly) flies across the country whenever she needs her nails done. The cost? Nearly $1500! I’m also told that she spends more than $15,000 a day on makeup artists, hair stylists, and personal trainers while on tour.

I have never been so exhausted that I: parked on the wrong floor, walked into the wrong apartment (oh, also, if I showed up and “my” apartment door was open without me unlocking it I’d call 911 and only do something if the person inside, ostensibly a burglar, tried to leave), mistook the wrong apartment for mine, and…

The GOP talking point is, “there’s no quid pro quo” in what was released. Which is technically true, but we know that the withholding of aid was the quid pro quo. 

Warren is telling the truth. She’s just avoiding giving the GOP ammunition for an ad during the general election. And that’s when that ad is going to come: the general election. 

Don’t sign your posts. 

I think that was John Mulaney? And he’s right.

So Dr. Johnson is a misogynist for criticizing Sen. Harris in favor of his favored candidate :checks notes: Sen. Warren?

Actually, none of Elizabeth Warren’s political career has been spent as a Republican.

Interesting, so people aren’t allowed to learn from their mistakes and evolve as Warren did? Here’s what you don’t seem to understand about Warren on Stephen Colbert (and Warren’s answer in general): “yes, taxes will go up” is then an ad for Republicans. What Warren has done, continually, is savvy: say that costs…

I hear this kind of thing and I can’t help but shake my head. Are we supposed to discourage people from learning from their mistakes? 

Who is your preferred candidate?

It’s not just the Nobel Prize. Trump has always wanted to be accepted by the kind of cultural and intellectual elite that President Obama was warmly embraced by.

Don Jr. and Ivanka seem to represent differing aspects of Trump’s personality. Ivanka is the desperate, all-consuming desire to be accepted and feted by the Manhattan cultural elite while Don Jr. is the realization that conservative white men’s approval feels good. 

A peck on the lips from Mother. Or, as Pence thinks of it, “third base”

The problem with the Democrats is they’re constantly fighting the last war. Pelosi is terrified of impeaching Trump because of what happened to Bill Clinton (and even that is ridiculous: the GOP won the White House in 2000 after impeachment largely because impeachment and the character issues nullified Gore running on…

So... no evidence that the person who said that to you was an Elizabeth Warren fan? Got it!

Michael Knowles is part of the wave of Daily Wire dipshits who are getting their revenge for being too untalented to make it in Hollywood but too oblivious to realize it’s because they suck. 

A+ trolling. Provide me some evidence dude is an Elizabeth Warren fan and I’ll actually take you seriously. 

Ah yes, that is grifter shitbag extraordinaire Dinesh D’Souza. D’Souza pisses me off because he’s smart enough to know he’s peddling bullshit to RWNJ rubes.