Yes, although I probably wouldn’t call them “fans” so much as “a deeply toxic personality cult.”

Probably because landlords are scum of the Earth.

Which we can’t help but point out that Paul Feig’s movie also did, but okay, whatever, we’re moving on,

Accept it’s not, in this case? Sanders has had a healthcare bill for the last two years, but Warren has been cagey about what her plan would look like and only put this plan out last Friday, which is markedly different from his.

I think the joke is that her campaign isn’t going great.

Digging deeper into the issue with a comedic doggedness even the detail-oriented Warren could appreciate, McKinnon’s candidate also pointed out how, when Bernie Sanders floated Medicare For All initially, “Everyone was like, ‘Oh, cool!,’ but then they turned to me and said, “Fix it, mom!”

So I guess we can assume Michael Che was on the flight logs.

I just don't get why voters won't take another look at the woman who's trailing Andrew Yang in her home state.

“This is a sad thing for a country…Nobody goes to Congress to impeach a President.”

Baden’s statements do nothing but continue a bizarre conversation focused obsessively on how Epstein died, one that people are seemingly much more interested in than in pursuing justice for his victims.

I find it funny that they’re focusing the series on Clark and Lois raising their kid after DC let Bendis ruin that status quo.

I personally thought Paul Dini did a good job of fleshing him out in Heart of Hush. I think there’s interesting material to be explored with a character who thinks he deserves to be Batman’s greatest enemy, but is consigned to being a B-lister.

Hey, it’s Gabriel Mann! I always wanted to see the Arrowverse crossover with Revenge.

Well, sort of . . .

The point is that principled leftists don’t do chummy photo ops with murderous right wing bigots like Narendra Modi.

Tulsi Gabbard will stand up for minorities, except Kashmiris.

It was town hall, so none of the candidates actually discussed the issue with eachother. Discussion of climate change has been deeply lacking in the debates and I think a debate devoted specifically to the issue would be instructive.

Last night’s Democratic presidential debate was just a swamp of wasted opportunity. Instead of discussing climate change, housing, or the Hong Kong protests, the candidates wasted another half-hour on healthcare financing

“Why am I not winning this? You know? I’m a veteran, I’m under the legal retirement age, and when I talk it makes sense. Is something wrong with me?”

I read recently that some QAnon weirdos believe Jackson is innocent, and also that he faked his death so he could help Trump bring down the Deep State™.