I agree. The tag line is "The will to succeed is always welcome." That would imply that ANYONE is welcome if they worked hard enough to get here (which this mother and daughter clearly did). This is not what Trump is advocating. To him, this mother and daughter are potential rapists.

I bet some staffer was ordered to steal his phone before he went on vacation.

I love that scenario. I wonder how many Hollywooders are calling Lorne Michaels now with an impression of someone in the Trump administration. Sketch material for days!

Now, that's just crazy talk!

You think there's actually going to be an ACA replacement? You sweet summer child…

I really hope so, but how low is the bar now that we think it will take actual spilled blood and dead children for people to start thinking, "Hm, maybe he isn't that good at his job?"

Considering he thinks his job is to rule like a king, seems extra appropriate.

Yeah, some of us do. Sigh. Unfortunately, the rest of us also have to endure it. :-(

I saw some tweets from a WH reporter a few days ago about Spicer getting a sheet of notes while at the podium flapping his yap, and the angle of the paper was such that the reporters in the front row could see what was written in big letters at the top: "It's all Obama's fault."

I saw someone on FB call him Lord Commander Marmalade, and I laughed for 5 straight minutes.

give it to the ACLU and reverse your karma.

six of one, half dozen…

I read in Slate the story isn't accurate. St. Louis was full of middle-class Germans at the time so he didn't face that level of hostility, and Busch wasn't an impoverished immigrant yearning to live free and make beer. He was a wine drinker.

"But…Honeypot!"

I stopped watching The Walking Dead a few episodes before Negan came on the scene. The idea of anticipating watching someone get bashed in the head by baseball bat just felt too ugly, and since someone who read the comics warned me beforehand who the victim was likely to be, I was absolutely out. He was my favorite…

The Cato Institute disagrees: https://www.washingtonpost….

I loved that movie! So whimsical but not cloyingly cutesy. I didn't think Nicole Kidman had enough of a sense of humor to do a movie like that but she was quite funny. Ben Whishaw got Paddington's tone just right.

The Visitor gutted me. Such a lovely film but my god, it broke my heart.

Wait, you weren't already?

So his surrogates won't get 15 minutes on a Sunday talk show to insult all the media and make up shit? How's this a loss?
Given how much this administration is leaking from all orifices (and some newly self-inflicted wounds), CNN, if they were at all inclined to become an actual news organization again, should be going…