Uh, yeah, it was. That is a true statement right there.

“Reminder: Rudyard Kipling Was a Racist Fuck and The Jungle Book Is Imperialist Garbage.”

Tina Fey never impersonated a politician.

I like that this post finds this silver lining in stupidity and hateful ignorance of Kim Davis. I long for the days where I no longer have to hear about her. She's a fuckin' butthead.

“When Michelle and I came into office....”

I’ve always had a fantasy where they bring out the family and kids, and when they say turn around or Let’s welcome home Corporal Marine Todd, the family turns around overjoyed and then they wheel out a casket with the flag draped over it.

That seems like the kind of attitude that allows them to keep getting away with it.

It was Adam. Adam’s married to Steve.

Well, patriotic is not a priori a bad thing. Also, The Right Stuff, I think, is subtly subversive about its patriotism. At the very least, it’s more about the trope of the lone American cowboy hero than anything else (i.e. Yeager, who the whole thing revolves around).

Astronauts win by default. Step aside, pal.

Makes me think of this:

I find it fascinating that, in that video, we don’t even hear anything about Hillary until 1:34. And she does a great job, really subtly, capturing the changing face of America.

You are woefully uninformed. Only 3% of the 2.4 billion acres of the US is urbanized. In the aggregate over the past few decades more land has been returned to nature than is exploited. There is less farmland than before. So you're whole statement is false.

"It's not about selling off lands. It's about letting the states and their residents make the decisions on how to use the land to benefit those of us that live here. "

And where, pray tell, will the states get the funding to strip mine, frack and deforest all those natural resources to give you that yearly stipend check?

Really? You are going to use a bunch of quotes about National Parks to argue against selling off a bunch of federally controlled land?

When I was suddenly given a cancer diagnosis, we were stunned. But, I later found out from my mother that he called and told her that she didn't need to worry. He was not ever leaving me and that he would take care of her only child no matter what.