Maybe if Qatar actually invaded another sovereign state and seized some of its territory? Or if Qatar propped up a corrupt dictator and helped him attack the citizens of his country with chemical weapons? Or if Qatar sponsored pogroms against LGBTQI citizens? Or supported hackers trying to swing another nation’s…

Presumably this is one of those “Trump won when forecasters said he was rather unlikely to, so therefore no forecaster can ever be taken credibly again” people. Nate, of course, had significantly higher odds of that outcome than just about anyone else.

“’10% of NFL teams”? Why not just say ‘a handful’?”

This article is not news at all. It’s just a blog post. If anything, it is what you might call a feature. People really need to learn the difference between “fake news” and “some blogger’s position that I disagree with.”

It... wasn’t even racist though? Like it was literally a descriptor, “that white boy” like “that dude in the red shirt.” I can’t understand where he feels he was wronged, the employee shouldn’t have referred to his race at all? What if he was the only white dude in the vicinity, it would have been the easiest way…

As much as I hate the Blues, this joke is not good.

(Radio guy hates John Wall because his father was absent.)

Pretty wild that Stormfront can’t find a single fucking grammar nazi.

What’s that little dot that just flew over your head?

Question for the ladies:

Curt hasn’t been this invested in a trainwreck since 38 Studios.

Chris Matthews: I bet you can’t name one foreign leader you admire.

Most in the controversy-averse world of professional sports would not go out of their way to point out such a fact and risk alienating any sect of their fanbase.

Yes. The community of people who don’t suffer from racism and do the appropriating think political correctness is a problem. While the communities of people who suffer from racism and get appropriated think political correctness is necessary.

I’m sure both communities are equally knowledgeable of the problems.

FYI, 70% of white people think political correctness is bad. Among Latinos and Blacks, it’s about 35%, your anecdote not withstanding.

White people think being PC is a bad thing. Minorities don’t. Whodathunk.

Playing college football is a privilege, not a right. If you can’t have the integrity to avoid illegally purchasing pencils for school, then you can’t be trusted to risk your long term health for the profit of your institution.

No snark, Hannah Storm handles these unfortunate and unenviable reports with aplomb, striking just the right balance of professionalism and humanism.

Dear Arden,