At least this time he was suspended without pay. Alabama is probably sick of the money this jerk has cost them defending his BS.

Because their bias is largely supported by the public that they serve. We’re talking about Alabama, here.

It’s just the states that do this nonsense.

I get the feeling that electing judges might not be the best way to select objective arbiters of the law.

This is the second time this fuckstain has been suspended for, effectively, thinking that his personal religious beliefs supersede the law. You know, that law that he’s supposed to be the arbiter of. I’m hoping this is really the last we hear of him, but then again he got reelected after the first time, so...

Well, that, and one was a referendum question decided by a national popular vote, and the other is a choice between two people decided the the Electoral College.

I love everything you just wrote. Everything.

The difference is that many Brexit voters were apparently unclear that it was a binding vote. A lot of the exit polls found people thought it was merely literally a poll, a suggestion, to be taken or not, and a bunch even thought they could have a do-over or retraction.

It made perfect sense and well said. They scream about patriotism yet exhibit none of it. They are willing to put a person in power as a “fuck you” to the country yet scream about USA!, USA!. Like their dear leader, they are charlatans and scumbags.

I totally agree. During the Chris Mathews town hall meeting last night, Bill Weld came off as highly intelligent, caring and down to Earth. Gary Johnson came off as a smug and stupid person who couldn’t name a single leader in the entire world that he admires. He later backtracked and said it wasn’t that he couldn’t…

Something that I’ve noticed recently that’s common among Trump supporters is a proud lack of patriotism. They don’t try to dismiss the fact that Trump is not good for America, because fuck America. I don’t necessarily think that unquestioned loyalty to your country is a good thing, but they lack a commitment to a…

That ticket should have been reversed. Bill Weld is a tad conservative fiscally, but he was a good governor who made rational decisions, and genuinely seemed to care about governance. And coming from Cambridge, MA, Our Fair City, he certainly would have known what Aleppo was.....

The largest-circulation paper in the U.S., the rather milquetoast, never-offend-anyone paper that has never met an infographic it didn’t like, has finally found a voice.

“In the 34-year history of USA TODAY, the Editorial Board has never taken sides in the presidential race. Instead, we’ve expressed opinions about the…

Did you not want to jinx it? Because this is exactly how you jinx it!!!

i think they’re equally stupid. gary johnson’s just not as outwardly mean-spirited as trump.

It’s a shame that his supporters don’t can’t read newspapers.

Don’t vote for Gary Johnson either. He may be smarter than Trump but not by a whole lot.

All in all, for a 23 minute sitcom, not bad. Erring on the side of caution is not a shock or surprise. Kudos for even broaching the topic at all.

for me, black-ish falls very much into the “typical sitcom” realm, which sucks. i watched the first season and i felt like so many times it got SO close but couldnt go far enough. not even because it was on ABC, but because they want it to be more ‘modern family’ then ‘dont trust the b- in apartment 23' it’s just not…