If Keith Olbermann had gotten “shriveled-dick daughter fucker” into the Washington Post...

How he managed to not pull out all of his hair over these last seven years is a coping skill I could only dream of possessing.

Seriously...Kim...dude... eat a Snickers.

Amen

Never skip leg day! I see guys around my gym all the time who do nothing but upper body. They get pretty jacked, but its pretty funny to see them strutting around on those chicken legs

Well he was focusing on drinks you can get at a bar, not ones you get behind bars :P

Good video except he didnt go over the calories in:

We need to end the school-to-prison pipeline

Nope, he was actually trying to get Hillary to spread her insult out to more people to reduce its potency.

If looks could kill, they’d both be in intensive care.

Ah man, we have got some serious facial expressions breaking containment at the end of this thing...

The Clintons made their entry into politics via courting black southerners...they know how to pander to them.

This interaction is really surprising to me considering how focused she always is on her tone and wording (almost to a fault, in that some people think she can be robotic).

Has there been any insight into why she does so well with African American voters given her spotty history regarding their interests? It seems so bizarre to the point of being baffling.

Teachers would have more responsibility than a security guard and make less money.

That would tell me that the middle class has then moved to a less than middle class if they are not able to afford housing on their income. Granted, not everyone is trying to live in the ritziest parts of town and not everyone is able to qualify for a home of their own so they have to rent. It sounds to me as if we…

I always find this hard to fathom. Middle class but can't afford the roof over their head. What is middle class then? "Middle class" neighborhoods are now just high crime rate areas now. "Middle Class" lifestyle is folks eating ramen every night to afford to survive lol. It's like the words never change, just the…

Keep in mind—this isn't based on housing costs or cost of living. It's based on median income, and I think that's kind of what's interesting about the data. It's surprising just how wide the gap is, and it's surprising that, if though they're considered "middle class" lots of people can't afford housing in many areas.