This was my exact thought. And I will go further and suggest the author of this piece is conflating the two.

While I applaud the attempts from op-ed sites to find a way to paint Trump in a negative light, it runs the risk of creating an echo chamber where everyone in the liberal bubble dislikes Trump, and necessarily thinks everyone else does, too, meaning our resources aren’t properly deployed in 2018 and 2020.

You could fill the Montreal Olympics stadium with the things Caitlyn Jenner is wrong about. Growing up as a man of privilege, she never had to deal with sexism or poverty of transphobia or anything, so she assumes the rest of the world behaves according to her limited experience. Why is she still relevant?

Makes you wonder if Glenn knows anything about how large foundations fund their recipients.

I can’t stop the feeling that “Can’t Stop the Feeling” was an attempt to design and build what “Happy” was naturally.

Maybe not the best use of the phrase “Superfund.”

Trump does realize that once he’s in office, the adoring crowds disappear, right?

Even if a panel of men shouldn’t have decided what was sexist, it appears that (a) the criticism was, objectively, not sexist, and (b) it’s rich that Conway is claiming to be a victim of sexism while she works for a man who believes a woman’s value as a person is derived exclusively from how attractive she is.

Even if that were the case, Subway doesn’t owe her a duty to disclose what, if anything, they learned.

Maybe Millennials are the only ones supporting Loretta Sanchez, because she’s losing in every poll when you consider all the voters. As it turns out, more demographic groups than Millennials are eligible voters.

So Trump gets a pass, or should get a pass, on his long history of lying? The purpose of the John Oliver piece isn’t to point out that Hillary doesn’t lie. As Oliver concedes, she does. The purpose of the Oliver piece is to show that Trump’s lies are more numerous and of a greater degree than Hillary’s. The false…

Plenty of other file-syncing apps work in Mac OS and don’t have to resort to what Dropbox has been doing.

One possible reason: Dropbox hacks Mac OS’s security to grant itself elevated privileges for unknown and as-yet unexplained reasons. In Mac OS Sierra, Apple has fixed the loophole that allowed Dropbox to sneakily and deceptively do so.

If this were a trial, the objection would be “asked and answered,” and it would be sustained.

Probably the only thing stopping them was a clause in the contract of carriage.

A good start, but the DOJ seems to be talking about only federal prisoners. There’s at least 95,000 more state prisoners in privately operated prisons.

Except the baby needs Silver Premier Elite status before she can actually use the miles. And the miles equate to about 10,000 miles required per fare dollar. And you can only use them Thursday-Sunday on the third week of every month. And you can only use them from January through April. And they all expire in a year.

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