I can’t imagine how tough that must be, and the strength it must take, but it looks like he's got it to spare. I’m glad that he has support from his colleagues. Good words at the end. Never let anybody define who you are.

Always, always, always call Trump’s bluff. Because if the thing he’s threatening benefits him, he’s going to do it regardless of whether you agree to his demands or not. When you give in to his bullying, at best you buy yourself a couple of weeks. Trump does not keep his word: that’s one of very few things about which …

It’s amazing how worked up about things that they never actually have to deal with, isn’t it?

This guy sucks forever ass.

The honchos at the Mouse are smart enough to know that those two things are actually inseparable- because everything is politics- but cynical enough to pretend otherwise when they need to placate the cranky deplorables and MAGAts to whom they pander.

I thought ESPN just had a big thing about how they don’t want “politics” on their channel anymore?

I have to admit that enjoyed Assassination Nation despite its best efforts to tank itself - and, granted, I almost stopped enjoying it in the last third, because they fucked up the ending with pointless “we shall overcome” spectacle that failed to match any of the previous movie in tone or sense. But before that, I…

Kevin Durant is definitely reading this.

Do you get a bonus for how many Dead Letters you provoke or do you just dig chumming the dark waters?

Oscar Pistorius competed in the Olympics. And that guy has NO calves. 

They didn’t sit idly by dummy.

These people are convinced that, even if there is a 0.0% chance of something being successful, if you don’t at least try then you’re a failure because you didn’t attempt to do something that was guaranteed to fail anyway. Try and wrap your head around that logic.

The telling thing is that Krueger doesn’t even pretend to offer what Democrats should’ve done.

Unbelievable isn’t it?

“Kavanaugh’s confirmation, while always a long shot to prevent.”

Honestly, it seems like Schumer was engaging in the same sort of wishful thinking that a lot of people on the left were engaged in at the time, which is that the sheer weight of the allegations would sink Kavanaugh’s confirmation and that Trump and Republicans would move on from the toxic nominee simply as a matter of…

I wish I could tattoo this on the back of party leaders’ hands: “Republican turnout will be high no matter what. Republicans will make up lies and.mobilize their base no matter what. Republicans will oppose every thing you do no matter what.”

Thinking and believing that Susan Collins, Jeff Flake, etc. would have voted against Kavanaugh in an effort to sink his confirmation, ignores reality and every meaningful vote these people have ever made.   

...the fuck does this even mean?

We’re rapidly approaching the point where saying “[insert new MCU title] is not a great movie” is like saying “[insert new episode title] is not a great Simpson’s episode.”