My stand-by fictional election slogan is:

The only positive things I’ve heard about Trump, from people who aren’t surrogates, or family members, or very obviously members of a cult (carrying signs thanking Jesus for President Trump or the like) are:

Hopefully, but I don’t see why. They’ve built slowly to this point, they will continue to do so. France has parliamentary elections in the summer so it’ll be interesting to see what happens there, as Macron’s movement is essentially brand new - he doesn’t have a party, really. Hopefully, the FN will do poorly in those…

that makes me cry like fuck every time. . .

Merci fuck pour la!

I think a “rich area” in a British city might be more mixed than in the US from the sounds of this. . .

I think a “rich area” in a British city might be more mixed than in the US from the sounds of this. . .

I think that might have been a good way to get further questioned. . .

I’ve (under a different user name, which I lost, so sue me) previously recounted on here the story of my (British pensioner) dad being grilled on his opinions on WWII/Churchill/Russia by US border people when they found out he’d been a history teacher.

I would look out for Cambridge Analytica - Steve Bannon’s mates and Facebook propaganda-pushing types - getting some sort of contract to do it by machine.

What the fuck is with the way he delivers his speech?

Cthulhu be with you, my friend!

I’m glad you chaps have “Goodwills” - I’ve known that word for years (thanks US TV!) without ever really knowing what it meant, so thanks to you too!

a lot of them look like pretty bad-life kind of people, I think.

a lot of them look like pretty bad-life kind of people, I think.

I bet they buy books, though. And I bet people who know them buy books as presents for them.

It’s also a thing in the UK.

“Sean Hannity would be next. It’s guilty by association.”

“Sean Hannity would be next. It’s guilty by association.”

Well it’s about time someone had the courage to come out and say what we’ve all been thinking.