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Sam_Handwich • 2 days ago
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Oscarlating Wildely > Sam_Handwich • 2 days ago
They were the best part of the Central Park Zoo-- by far. Just saying.
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Daisy Alford > Oscarlating Wildely • a day ago
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David Gervais > Jessica Washington • 2 days ago
A few months ago, someone here described a way to stop these ads that was faster and more effective that the [flag] option.
Does anyone remember that and can remind me how it was done?
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DirtyPierre > David Gervais • 2 days ago
Here's what to do:
1. Right click on the name of the spammer to open the profile in its own window.
2. On the comment page, click on the time stamp just to the right of the names (for example 5 hours ago)
3. The URL will update with a number regarding the spam comment, click the URL to select and then copy it.
4. Go to the spammers profile window and on the top right click the flag to report. It will open the report page, select SPAM from the drop down menu, then hit next.
5. In the Direct Link field, paste the URL, ensure that the comment number is at the end.
6. Click Next Page and that is it.
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TimCA > David Gervais • 2 days ago
I always flag the comment AND report the profile directly to Disqus.
1) Flagging the comment by enough readers will hide the comment from public view and bring it to the attention of the site owner/management.
2)Reporting the profile to Disqus, if done by enough people, will prompt Disqus to eventually delete the entire profile and all of its comments across all sites. Unfortunately this takes forever (in my experience several days) for Disqus to ever do this.
I too wish I knew of a quicker, more efficient way of getting rid of these spammers.
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ChrisMorley > Jessica Washington • 2 days ago
FLAGGED
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another_steve • 2 days ago
Some penguins are queer btw.
Last week, the man and I spent a day at the Maryland Zoo (formerly known as the "Baltimore Zoo" -- for my fellow hons reading here), which currently has one of the world's state of the art habitat-exhibits of African penguins. Truly beautiful. I urge anyone reading here, who can, to see it.
Anyhow, one of the exhibit docents spotted my limp wrist and took me and the man aside. He pointed out the male penguin pairs that had bonded and were inseparable.
(As you'd expect, they were gorgeous.)
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Johnny Wyeknot > another_steve • 2 days ago
In formal wear they were.
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Michael Rush > another_steve • 2 days ago
" Do penguins lay eggs Babs ??? "
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ultragreen • 2 days ago
The penguins already know that Antarctica is LGBT friendly. Homosexual couples are not uncommon among them.
http://www.gaystarnews.com/art...
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Ed Burrow • 2 days ago
I read the article and what got me was this sentence...
'I sent out a 500 letters to churches around the United States: Can you sponsor one ton of food? I'll be able to deliver 500 tons of food to Haiti!'" I can't tell you how naive I was. No church responds but one out of Alabama – '
(500 letters to churches and only one...one responds?)
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Sam_Handwich > Ed Burrow • 2 days ago
churches get TONS of such mail
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Gustav2 > Ed Burrow • 2 days ago
They have their own organizations doing that work and don't trust outside fundraisers.
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Octavio > Gustav2 • 2 days ago
Yeah, 'cause a non vetted xtian might try to deliver cans of deviled ham, Hot Tamales, and Black Jack chewing gum.
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JT • 2 days ago
Aaron, you deserve a smooch!
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Michael Rush > JT • 2 days ago
You can hum " The Way We Were " to this .
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bkmn • 2 days ago
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Dreaming Vertebrate • 2 days ago
Trump: It is time to build a wall around Antarctica and make the penguins pay for it!
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Johnny Wyeknot • 2 days ago
Those penguins are unanimous in that.
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ByronK • 2 days ago
One small step by man, one giant leap for gay penguins!
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teeveedub • 2 days ago
All those gay penguins are gonna be happy.
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KnownDonorDad • 2 days ago
If there were money in it, Brian Brown and/or Tony Perkins would plant the Christianist flag there.
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Johnny Wyeknot > KnownDonorDad • 2 days ago
True, but I could also see them doing it out of spite.
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KnownDonorDad > Johnny Wyeknot • 2 days ago
Sadly true. But that's one long, bitterly cold trip to make out of spite.
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Nic Peterson > KnownDonorDad • 2 days ago
They have plenty of spite to spare. Ultimately it will do them in.
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bkmn > KnownDonorDad • 2 days ago
Don't remind them June is their coldest month. Encourage them to go there during our summer break.
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I.Smith > KnownDonorDad • 2 days ago
They would Go just so they both could share a tent together and huddle together for warmth.
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JCF • a day ago
"According to the Kinsey Report
Every average man you know
Much prefers to play his favorite sport
When the temperature is LOW!"
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DonnaLee • a day ago
I just want to say here that I love everything this man does. Aaron Jackson really walks the walk and talks the talk.
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Ogre Magi • 2 days ago
I think the natives will be fine with this
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Diogenes Arktos • 2 days ago
OK, I'll be shallow enough to note that the guy is hot as well as a stunning friend-of-the-family.
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Octavio • 2 days ago
Such a nice place to visit.
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ANTARCTICA: Activist Declares Continent LGBT-Friendly
March 22, 2016 Activism, LGBT News
The straight man who turned the house across from Westboro Baptist Church into a giant rainbow flag has struck again! From South Florida’s Broward New Times:
Aaron Jackson, a well-known activist who runs a nonprofit organization called Planting Peace, has just declared Antarctica “the first LGBT-friendly continent.” He visited the freezing land the first week of March and unfurled both a rainbow gay-pride flag and a pink-and-blue transgender pride flag.
He explained to New Times: “I was just watching a documentary on Antarctica and thought, ‘Aw, man, ‘I’d like to visit Antarctica — that would be real interesting. Maybe I should bring a pride flag.’ It’s not governed by any one country — just international treaties. No government is in charge of Antarctica. That would be interesting if we declared it the first gay-friendly continent. The reality is, no one will be able to tell me it’s not.”
Jackson flew to Argentina, then joined a cruise on a research vessel. He said the purpose of the trip was to spread “visibility for the need for basic human rights for the LGBT community. It was an honor to carry the pride flag throughout Antarctica, and Planting Peace will not stop fighting for LGBT rights until all sexual minorities experience full, fundamental rights in every corner of the world.”
Hit the link for much more. It’s a great story. (Tipped by JMG reader Jose)
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Zollergasse • 2 days ago
Why the surprise. It's been predicted all along that the would win Utah and Idaho as he will all three states on Saturday. He ended up cutting Hillary"s huge 321 delegate lead by only 6 delegates and even if he wins those next three by a 2 to 1 margin (quite likely), he won"t cut her lead to anything less than 260. After that come the closed primaries (no mob mentality like in a caucus and no room for cross-overs from the right) and Clinton will race towards the finish leaving Sander s in the dust.
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Daisy Alford > Zollergasse • a day ago
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Treant > Zollergasse • 2 days ago
http://projects.fivethirtyeigh...
They updated. Both candidates reached target last night, so there was no net advantage change in the three races.
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Reality Check > Treant • a day ago
Hilz has 71% of the delegates right now to get the nomination. Bernie has 40%. And NO the superdelegates cannot be ignored. Even Bernie is trying to court them (unsuccessfully)..
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Nichole > Reality Check • a day ago
It's perfectly relevant that super delegates can switch their vote if there's a shift later in the election. This is what happened in 2008. Keeping that in mind is just owning up to reality.
Live up to your username.
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Gene > Nichole • a day ago
nope. not gonna happen. period
1) millions more individuals voted for Clinton
2) more delegates will have voted (and have voted) for Clinton
3) Clinton is a DEMOCRAT...not an independent with way weaker connections to the superdelegates, who are free to vote however they wish
4) Clinton has won, VA, FL, OH,, NV and Iowa (barely, but, a wins a win). these are the states what are in play every election year. WHY would you take those victories for granted?
5) demographics. minority voters are with Clinton. They are the future of the party and the nation...the party does not want to disenfranchise them.
there is less chance of Sanders getting the superdelegates than there is of him being the next PM of New Zealand.
She will be the nominee.
Its really decided now, but, byend of April, only those in DEEP Sanders Denial will not see it
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Treant > Zollergasse • 2 days ago
...six delegates so far. There are still a few to apportion.
Interestingly, Clinton can get shut out of every single remaining contest from now to April 19th and still walk into New York with a delegate advantage.
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KnownDonorDad • 2 days ago
Cruz winning all of Utah's delegates, plus getting endorsed by Jeb Bush today, is terrifying. Although maybe now he'll become Cruz! and drop out.
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Gustav2 > KnownDonorDad • 2 days ago
With pundits saying the Hillarys are in a panic and the Bernies have all the momentum, it is important to note Bernie got 6 more delegates than Hillary in yesterday's contests. It is 57 to 51 delegates gained so far yesterday.
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Treant > Gustav2 • 2 days ago
There's more money in a horse race, but I'm entirely confident that the Clinton campaign has and can read a target sheet for each state. Certainly this Clinton supporter can.
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Cara Rosenberg • 2 days ago
The more this race goes on, I start feeling like the Sanders Campaign is actually rather poorly run if we look into AZ, IL, MO, NC, FL and OH. It's interesting that he has gained and lifted himself to be a worthy challenger but his campaign has never really took the momentum and turned them into votes. These small victories are great and I'm happy for him, but he only does really well on day of turn-out in caucus where your votes are public.
They spent a lot of money in AZ and did a ton of events, but they were both too late and they didn't educate their voter base on registering properly.
I think when he finally concedes the race, we'll get a better look at the behind the scenes.
This is not an attack per se on Bernie, just that his campaign seems even more poorly run than Clinton's did in 08.
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Gerry Fisher > Cara Rosenberg • 2 days ago
IMO, Bernie's strength is vision, not implementation. I also don't think he anticipated being in the running to this degree (not that that's an excuse). I think he planned more on being a consultative voice from the "outside."
As much as I like his general vision, obvious passion, and direct language, I don't think I want him running the administrative branch of the government.
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mikekil > Gerry Fisher • 2 days ago
Vision, really? Nothing he's ever mentioned haven't been Democratic dreams for 70 years. He just acts like it was all his idea.
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Circle Thomas > Cara Rosenberg • 2 days ago
The Sanders campaign *is* poorly run, in a myriad of ways. He's over-relied on stadium events and television advertising, neither of which help him connect with Black and Latino voters, while his ground game isn't particularly good. His surrogates for the Black community have been poorly chosen, and his inability to just focus on the issues of one particular community without name-checking other groups is precisely why he's turned off minority blocs (though it's probably why he is doing so well among straight white males).
I'm disappointed. I supported him early in the election, but his single-minded focus on a couple of issues over all others is why I switched candidates. On the one hand, a President needs to be able to do everything, which he's shown he's unable to do. On the other, the areas where a President has the most influence--say, foreign policy--he seems unable to care about at all.
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Gustav2 > Cara Rosenberg • 2 days ago
I will speak about Ohio. I really never thought Ohio would go to Bernie, it was Hillary country even against Barrack. And the state universities where not in session (Spring Break) and the Bernies couldn't get the 'kids' to bank the early votes.
The only thing that may have tilted toward Bernie was the number of normally Hillary supporters who crossed over with an anti-Trump Kasich vote. She would have won by a larger margin,
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Ninja0980 > Gustav2 • 2 days ago
Indeed and I'm sorry, young people threatening not to show up is a hollow threat considering they don't for the most part anyway.
Hate to sound cold but it's true.
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Gustav2 > Ninja0980 • 2 days ago
The really funny part was how the Republican bigwigs started to drop Kasich as soon as they realized 5 to 7 points of his victory was crossover voters for Hillary or Bernie come November.
Some idiot reporter on MSNBC said the night of the primary it was good for the Republicans because these voters were Republicans now. He acted like they were now branded to vote R, except they are not going to vote for the Republican in the Fall, lol
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Gerry Fisher > Ninja0980 • 2 days ago
There is truth in this statement.
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hiker_sf > Ninja0980 • 2 days ago
When there is a candidate or issue worth their effort, they do turn out - 66% in 2008, the highest percentage since 1972:
http://www.pewresearch.org/200...
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Ninja0980 > hiker_sf • 2 days ago
And when he didn't magically do everything they wanted in two years, they stayed home.
Young voters want more respect?
Then start showing up and voting more then you have and realize you won't always gets the "perfect" candidate.
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hiker_sf > Ninja0980 • 2 days ago
All demographic groups "stayed home" in 2010. And saying they didn't get everything they wanted from Obama is placing the blame on them, and not Obama and his woefully unskilled negotiations.
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Steven Leahy > Ninja0980 • 2 days ago
I agree with you on THAT
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Get Real > Gustav2 • 2 days ago
When it came to Spring Break, it is the usual choice of excitement about fucking, partying and drinking vs. early voting for Bernie Sanders. Hello, horny wins!
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TJay229 • 2 days ago
Who cares about Utah.. Trump got all of AZ and has 275 more than Cruz... Go Trump!
#Hillary2016
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Todd20036 > TJay229 • 2 days ago
My fantasy is a brokered goober convention. Can you imagine Trump splitting off and forming his own party?
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Jean-Marc in Canada > Todd20036 • 2 days ago
To paraphrase Mitch McConnell: "Our number one priority is making sure the Republican Party implodes"
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TJay229 > Todd20036 • 2 days ago
That's what I want
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Gene > TJay229 • 2 days ago
it would be the end of the Party of Reagan as we know it.
and yes...I got wood as I wrote that.
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Todd20036 > Gene • 2 days ago
Reagan's party is already dead. The GOTP is nothing like Reagan's GOP. Hell, Reagan himself would never get past the primaries today.
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Blake Jordan > Todd20036 • 2 days ago
We should all pray (offer up sexual favors, if it's into that...) to the FSM that trump is that arrogant, if the brokered convention is necessary.
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matt227 > Todd20036 • a day ago
That's what Teddy Roosevelt did, but he was a Progressive.
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Cyril • 2 days ago
The white religious populous select an old white jew over a woman.....hmmm where is the surprise
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Nichole > Cyril • a day ago
Yup. That's what this election comes down to. He's the Jew, she's the woman. *sigh*
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CottonBlimp > Cyril • a day ago
Yes, religious people famously love Jews and atheists and socialists.
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Rambie > Cyril • 2 days ago
Bernie did well in the populated areas where the younger workers and three major universities are in Utah. Clinton did better in rural areas. Not really a break from the pattern so much as the turn out was many times larger than expected.
My caucus location didn't expect more than 1,000 people, last I heard we had over 3k show up.
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Steven Leahy > Cyril • 2 days ago
Her best performance was in virtually all-white rural counties. His best was in the more populated counties around the lake, including the fairly diverse Salt Lake. Nice try, though.
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TBR78 > Steven Leahy • a day ago
Did you just refer to Salt Lake City as fairly diverse? Wow.
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Steven Leahy > TBR78 • 16 hours ago
Yeah, it is. Especially by Utah standards, Of course, you may actually want to look up the stats before you spew garbage. Here, I'll make it easy for you.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
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TBR78 > Steven Leahy • 16 hours ago
Except I'm in SLC every year for work, and I call BS on this. It's a sea of white. I wasn't arguing SLC is not diverse by Utah standars; that's your new qualifier. I was arguing SLC is not diverse by US standards.
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Steven Leahy > TBR78 • 16 hours ago
I said "fairly diverse", which it is. Actually, it's more than fairly diverse, so no, there's no "new qualifier" there. It's diverse by US standards too, so you're wrong there also. It has a lower % of black but close to US average Asian and higher than average Hispanic population, and about the US average for white/non-Hispanic white. Yes, it's a pretty good representation of the US as a whole. Just face it, you blurted out an inaccurate and untrue statement, and you just can't admit you're WRONG.
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TBR78 > Steven Leahy • 15 hours ago
I'm not going to admit that I'm wrong because I'm not wrong. It's a patently absurd statement to refer to SLC as diverse.
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Steven Leahy > TBR78 • 15 hours ago
LOL just because you anecdotally visit once a year and you only "see" a "sea of white" doesn't make you factually correct. Statistics and the US census prove you're wrong, and no denial from you based on your yearly visit and your personal observations will ever change that. Have a nice day.
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gaylib > Steven Leahy • 2 days ago
LOLOLOL. You really making the argument that he appeals to a more diverse electorate? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
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Nichole > gaylib • a day ago
In Utah, sure.
I hate to be the one to break it to you but minorities are not a monolith.
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Oh'behr • 2 days ago
Hmm, intriguing to see Bernie's back in the game.
Why not, I'll say, Go Bernie. Even if it looks, as everyone else says it, it'll be Hillary vs Trump in the general election.
I like rooting for the underdog. Though I won't root for the GOP underdog(s).
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Gene > Oh'behr • 2 days ago
as long as we all vote D in Nov, thats all that matters in the end! (the other options...shudder)
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Oh'behr > Gene • 2 days ago
I agree. Thank you. I'll vote as I always do in November for the Democrat.
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Blake Jordan > Gene • 2 days ago
You must all be about that D in November...
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Nichole > Blake Jordan • a day ago
Ok, that was funny lol.
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DiAnne Barrett > Gene • a day ago
In November remember....
No matter who vote blue
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Get Real > Oh'behr • 2 days ago
Bernie is winning in nearly lily-white caucus states. This is NOT "being back in the game." He doesn't have a hope and a prayer of being the nominee.
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Todd20036 > Oh'behr • 2 days ago
A non-coronation is always a good ting, in my book. I'm pro-Hillary, but I can feel the Bern easily enough if he wins the nod.
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Rambie > Oh'behr • 2 days ago
Agreed. Weather you feel the bern or stand with her come November we all need to vote blue.
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Exatron • 2 days ago
At this point, it's a race to see which party can avoid brokering its convention.
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Gustav2 > Exatron • 2 days ago
There will be no Democratic brokered convention. Hillary will easily be the winner of the majority delegates.
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Todd20036 > Gustav2 • 2 days ago
Sanders may be staying in so that at some point he gives his delegates to Clinton in exchange for a position in her administration.
Which, IMO, would not be a bad idea.
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Treant > Todd20036 • 2 days ago
Clinton won't require it. Mathematically, she'll walk into the Convention with the majority of delegates, and her already-committed superdelegates will kick her over the top.
Sanders' delegates won't be necessary (and are bound anyway). He doesn't have any appreciable superdelegates.
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Rambie > Todd20036 • 2 days ago
I hope you're right. The Bernie Bro's in line last night were all basically saying, "Bernie or I won't vote" just with more harsh misogynistic words.
Sanders campaigning for Hillary will hopefully convince many of his supporters to still vote blue this November.
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Gene > Exatron • 2 days ago
there is not even a statistically significant chance of that for the democratic side.
the rep;ublicans? I hope they can avoid it. Trump is SUCH a weak candidate..so are the rest thought, and if they "broker" they break their party as we have known it forever.
Sanders put in a good show. and does well in caucuses but, if he keeps gaining that many delegates every time three states vote, he will be caught up to Clinton after only about 90 more states vote.
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matt227 > Exatron • a day ago
If Hillary keeps her lead then she will get to the convention with 2225 pledged delegates compared to 1825 for Bernie. She will win on the first ballot.
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2karmanot • 2 days ago
YES! Go Bernie!
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March 23, 2016 2016 Election, Politics
Both Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz dominated the Utah caucuses last night, taking 79% and 69% of the votes respectively. Cruz takes all 40 of Utah’s delegates and Sanders picks up 18 on the Democratic side, leaving five for Hillary Clinton. The pledged Democratic delegate count stands at Clinton 1214, Sanders 901.
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NEW YORK: Gay Lawmakers Crack Porn & Fire Island Jokes During Debate On Mixed Martial Arts [VIDEO]
March 23, 2016 LGBT News, Sports 42 Comments
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New York is the only state not to have legalized mixed martial arts and yesterday during a debate on the issue, gay Assemblyman Daniel O’Donnell compared the sport to “gay porn with a different ending.” From the New York Daily News: O’Donnell, a Manhattan Democrat who is openly gay, argued on the Assembly floor that the sport often boasts “two ...
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Jeb Bush Endorses Ted Cruz
March 23, 2016 2016 Election, News 90 Comments
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Politico reports: In a surprise announcement, Jeb Bush will endorse Ted Cruz on Wednesday as an antidote to the “divisiveness and vulgarity” of Donald Trump, providing a badly needed boost to the Texas senator – but it’s one that comes dangerously late in a game that Trump is dominating. Cruz, in New York City on Wednesday, planned to celebrate with ...
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Sanders And Cruz Win Utah Caucuses
March 23, 2016 2016 Election, Politics 61 Comments
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Both Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz dominated the Utah caucuses last night, taking 79% and 69% of the votes respectively. Cruz takes all 40 of Utah’s delegates and Sanders picks up 18 on the Democratic side, leaving five for Hillary Clinton. The pledged Democratic delegate count stands at Clinton 1214, Sanders 901.
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March 22, 2016 2016 Election, News 497 Comments
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have been projected to win the Arizona primary, as the pollsters predicted. Trump will take all of Arizona’s 58 delegates and it will likely be a couple of hours before we know how the proportionally awarded 75 Democratic delegates will be split. At this writing Clinton has 61% of the votes counted.
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Via press release: Today, Connecticut Republican Party Chairman J.R. Romano released the following statement on President Obama’s homage to Che Guevara while visiting Communist Cuba: “Che Guevara’s history is not one to be embraced, but shunned. He was responsible for mass murder, oppression, homophobia, chauvinism and absolute suppression of political dissent. Guevara helped Fidel Castro bring totalitarianism within 100 miles ...
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March 23, 2016 2016 Election, Infighting Is Funny 181 Comments
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March 23, 2016 News, Politics 29 Comments
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Actress Julie Louis-Dreyfus yesterday tweeted that she is “dumbstruck” that Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has begun using her Veep character’s amusingly contradictory campaign slogan in media appearances. Junkee reports: Over the past couple of days, Turnbull has been channeling his predecessor and whipping out a bit of a three-word slogan. He first broke it in on 7.30 with Leigh ...
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Todd Starnes Has The Disney Sadz
March 24, 2016 Crackpots, Sadz 75 Comments
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Yesterday Disney vowed to take its film production out of Georgia if Gov. Nathan Deal signs his state’s anti-LGBT “religious liberty” bill and this has Todd Starnes ever so pissed. Disney’s Marvel Comics division has filmed several recent blockbusters in the Atlanta area due to the tax breaks the state grants to movie studios.
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Democratic National Committee Denounces North Carolina As “Stuck In The Stone Age Of LGBT Equality”
March 23, 2016 Civil Rights, LGBT News 111 Comments
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Just in from the Democratic National Committee: When the Charlotte city council expanded protections for transgender people with a new ordinance last month, Republicans in the North Carolina state legislature were so disgusted that they announced they would take the unusual step of convening a special session today in order to block it. But for one of the most extreme ...
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From the Associated Press: Gov. Pat McCrory signed House Bill 2 into law shortly before 10 p.m. Wednesday, overturning Charlotte’s controversial transgender ordinance. McCrory’s office released a statement Wednesday night, saying “the basic expectation of privacy in the most personal of settings, a restroom or locker room, for each gender was violated by government overreach and intrusion by the mayor ...
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Fox News Poll: Clinton Over Trump By 11 Points
March 23, 2016 2016 Election 158 Comments
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A Fox News poll out today shows Hillary Clinton beating Donald Trump by 11 points, but losing to John Kasich by the same margin. Ted Cruz edges Clinton slightly in the poll, but the difference is within the margin of error. The same poll shows Republican voters prefer Trump over Cruz by three points, with Kasich trailing far behind at ...
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Franklin Graham: Christians Must Stand Up To The NFL
March 23, 2016 LGBT News, Religion, Sports 124 Comments
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“Atlanta is a great location for the Super Bowl but the NFL has come out against Georgia’s religious exemptions bill, threatening that it could impact Atlanta’s consideration in the Super Bowl selection process for 2019 and 2020. LGBT forces and corporate super powers are using this threat to try to stop the bill that would protect pastors from performing same-sex ...
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BREAKING: Every North Carolina Senate Democrat Walks Out As GOP Senators Legalize Anti-LGBT Discrimination In 31-0 Vote, Bill Goes To Governor
March 23, 2016 LGBT News, Religion 400 Comments
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Every North Carolina Senate Democrat just walked out of the chamber rather than vote on the bill which legalizes anti-LGBT discrimination. The remaining GOP Senators then approved the bill 31-0. Having passed the state House earlier by a more than 3-1 margin, the bill now goes to the desk of GOP Gov. Pat McCrory, who will surely sign it. UPDATE: ...
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LIVE VIDEO: NC Senate Panel Votes On Anti-LGBT Bill UPDATE: Watch As Full Senate Considers Bill
March 23, 2016 LGBT News, Religion 221 Comments
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A committee of the North Carolina Senate has begun hearing the anti-LGBT bill just passed by the state House. Watch below. The full Senate is expected to hear the bill shortly afterwards. The House version overturns all LGBT rights statewide. UPDATE: The bill has passed and the full Senate is now hearing the bill.
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March 23, 2016 LGBT History, LGBT News 72 Comments
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Via press release from New York Sen. Brad Hoylman: “LGBT history is American history. An important part of that history is Julius’ Bar, one of the oldest gay bars in the city. By including Julius’ on the state and national historic registries, we’ll help ensure that future generations can be inspired by the events that occurred at Julius’ Bar and ...
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NORTH CAROLINA: State House Votes To Legalize Anti-LGBT Discrimination By More Than 3-1 Margin
March 23, 2016 LGBT News 159 Comments
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By a more than 3-1 margin, this afternoon the GOP-dominated North Carolina House voted in a special session to overturn all LGBT rights laws in the state, including the recently passed ordinance in Charlotte. Raleigh’s NBC affiliate reports: A proposal that codifies a statewide nondiscrimination policy in employment and public accommodations and prohibits North Carolina cities or towns from enacting ...
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David in Palm Springs • 12 hours ago
Yet none of these anti-gay bigots would have an issue signing off on Kim Davis' (highly likely) fifth marriage would they? That's all you need to know about their so-called deeply held religious beliefs.
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jmax > David in Palm Springs • 12 hours ago
As long as she prays to the dead Jew on a stick and asks forgiveness for being an adultress again, it's all okay.
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Dan > jmax • 11 hours ago
I like you. Come sit next to me.
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jmax > Dan • 11 hours ago
Oh my. Is it getting hot in here or is it just you? :)
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Jimmie Z > jmax • 10 hours ago
OK, you two!
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Eddi Haskell > jmax • 11 hours ago
Since when do people pray to Lenny Bruce?
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jmax > Eddi Haskell • 11 hours ago
For all the good praying does, one dead Jew is just the same as another I guess.
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Bad Tom > Eddi Haskell • 11 hours ago
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CCleverly > jmax • 11 hours ago
Love the guy on a stick reference. Simple, direct and accurate.
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jmax > CCleverly • 7 hours ago
Can't take credit for that - it's a George Carlin line.
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LarryChemEngr > jmax • 4 hours ago
Of course! She has been washed in the blood of Jesus. or something. In Christian Hillbilly talk, that means that some magic incantation has been chanted, and her continuing adulterous union with her third or fourth husband is actually wholesome and pure. And her hymen magically resealed itself on each of her many wedding nights, so she was a pure virgin.
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Jay Sheckley > David in Palm Springs • 11 hours ago
Too true! The only legally supported "deeply held religious beliefs" are those of self-righteous, Christianist bullies. And how come, despite the fact Catholics don't believe a wedding without church mass and RC* priest is a marriage before the sight o' gawd mumble mumble, yet Roman Catholics were always able to hold these clerkships without controversy, caveat or box seats at an eternal zombie barbeque? This "we're part of your marriage/sin" is brand new, bogus, bizarro legislating from the pulpit.
So... Mazel tov: Kentucky agreed on "Bride, groom or spouse". Sure took em a while! Because marriage among humans is SO hard to think about. I suppose they wanted Bride, Groom or Abomination, amIrite? Guess I should mention I been married, serially, to four interesting men. But then, I am lesbian, just living like the god botherers want us to! Ahahaha! Me 'n' the husbear just had our 7th anniversary Feb _29th_ marking 28 years. I'm SO moved, reieved and thrilled that everyone can marry now. Though in North Carolina, if you marry yer sweetie, you can be fired, evicted, denied pizza, cake and flowers, and who knows maybe lose the right to pee at the mall. "Bride, groom or spouse." Duh.
USA, let's get it together!
* By RC I mean Roman Catholic, not Radio Controlled. XD
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Buford > David in Palm Springs • 10 hours ago
How lucky that they found a religion that hates the same things they do... right?
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Harley > David in Palm Springs • 6 hours ago
It's not really "deeply held religious beliefs" but those icky gays they hate. They're just dressing their bigotry up with religion and putting the face of white Jesus on top.
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MickinDetroit • 12 hours ago
so, not stopping the marriages, not undermining the rights and privileges afforded to those couples......we're to understand this whole kerfuffle is over semantics and who gets to stamp a license? seems like an awfully silly thing to get this upset about, but if it makes the baby jebus stop crying.....
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Octavio > MickinDetroit • 12 hours ago
Aw, kill the fucking bloody baby jesus, already. The little shit is keeping good people from peaceful enjoyment of life and liberty. The fucking little bastard.
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ChrisInKansas > Octavio • 11 hours ago
Oh, this is delightful, he said super-duper gaily. I can't upvote this comment enough!
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CCleverly > Octavio • 12 hours ago
I'm glad this is a safe place to say your piece... and I must say... RIGHT ON.
V O T E
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Tigernan Quinn > CCleverly • 11 hours ago
Right. Watch what happens the first time you disagree with posters like Octavio.
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Jay Sheckley > Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
There's NOBODY like Octavio. <3
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CCleverly > Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
Feisty eh ;)
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Gustav2 > Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
HEY! You better watch out!
LOL just kidding, you know we love you.
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Bill > MickinDetroit • 12 hours ago
What they really want is a rubber stamp that reads: "We're better than you are."
People like these have the mentality of 4th graders.
Next, they will seek legislation that mandates license issuers to yell 'cooties' at same gender couples.
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jmax > Bill • 12 hours ago
And make them watch a sonogram of two guys having anal sex.
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Bad Tom > jmax • 11 hours ago
I'd watch that.
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Birth of a new kink, right here on JMG.
In fact the first one should be called Birth of a New Kink, which would also make an excellent rock band name
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Ed Burrow > MickinDetroit • 12 hours ago
delicate flowers often get soiled by very very little.
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Gustav2 > MickinDetroit • 12 hours ago
...if it makes the babies who love their particular brand of Jesus to stop crying..
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Jay Sheckley > MickinDetroit • 11 hours ago
I guess instead of "Bride, groom or spouse" Kimmy expected us to sign up as Fornicator or Abomination. She's the wedding gift that just keeps giving.
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tristram > MickinDetroit • 11 hours ago
The whole kerfuffle was invented by Liberty Counsel when it looked like their guy Bevin (the guy who had PRIMARIED Mitch McConnell because MM's an establishment librul - also a liar, of course) might lose the election to succeed Democratic Governor Steve Beshear. Bevin was in trouble because, among other things, people started understanding the implications of his pledge to eradicate Obamacare (including the successful Medicaid expansion) in Kentucky. They needed to gin up christianist angst in order to drive the rightwing voters to the polls. Kim Davis became the main (almost the only) issue in the final weeks of the campaign, and they totally succeeded in replacing a Dem governor with the an ultra-GOTP type.
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Gene > tristram • 11 hours ago
in a state that has had only one other republican governor in decades, and that is the last southern holdout against total rep takeover of our state house. this was the wedge issue to use, and they used it. To good effect.
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IamM > Gene • 3 hours ago
On the upside though, the Rethugs lost some seats a few weeks ago rather than pulling off that takeover.
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JoeNCA • 12 hours ago
Great. Can we please get this horrible woman's face off my Facebook feed now and throw her in the dustbin of history where she belongs?
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BrotherFlounder > JoeNCA • 12 hours ago
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PLAINTOM > BrotherFlounder • 12 hours ago
STOP, I laughed and gagged at the same time.
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B Snow > PLAINTOM • 6 hours ago
Nearly choked on my water. :D
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Blake Jordan > BrotherFlounder • 12 hours ago
Is someone writing erotic fiction about her, one tweet at a time?
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Tigernan Quinn > Blake Jordan • 11 hours ago
They have to stop to dry heave every twenty minutes.
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vorpal > Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
*Every 140 characters, I think you mean :D.
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Necessitas > Blake Jordan • 12 hours ago
It could only be fiction.
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BlueberriesForMe > Blake Jordan • 10 hours ago
The shorter, the better:
"Oh, Rye Rye, I will have you cleave on to me instead of your current wife."
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Dan > BrotherFlounder • 11 hours ago
I'm showing him as much forehead as I can without being arrested. How could he possibly resist all of this.
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Bad Tom > Dan • 11 hours ago
Kimmy has nothing on the forehead and hair bump of the Great Divine.
Sadly, she is currently unavailable.
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DaveMiller135 > BrotherFlounder • 12 hours ago
Did you not notice the fetching Bump-It she's sporting?
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clay > DaveMiller135 • 11 hours ago
she got a mullet, without bothering to cut her hair.
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Jon > DaveMiller135 • 11 hours ago
She wore the tall one to match her high horse.
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Duh-David > JoeNCA • 12 hours ago
Only roadkill a speed bump on the rainbow highway.
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Snarkaholic > Duh-David • 12 hours ago
I've seen opossum road-pizza that was cuter.
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CottonBlimp > JoeNCA • 11 hours ago
I think she belongs in a literal dustbin.
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John30013 • 12 hours ago
Having recently gone through the legal formalities, I can tell you that, here in Georgia, they simply (and without any fanfare whatsoever) changed the single marriage license application to "Applicant 1" and "Applicant 2". No "Bride", no "Groom", no "Spouse". So far, I haven't heard a peep out of anyone on any "side" about this.
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Herald > John30013 • 12 hours ago
It really is that simple!
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Gustav2 > John30013 • 11 hours ago
Congrats!
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SSGT_Randolph > John30013 • 12 hours ago
Absolutely! We applied for our Georgia marriage license in October at a probate clerk's office populated by Christians, then married in November at a Unitarian Universalist church. We had no problems whatsoever, and the clerks couldn't have been nicer.
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Tigernan Quinn > SSGT_Randolph • 11 hours ago
We got married in the Dallas County Courthouse on June 26th - the Judge gave us a huge bear hug and said "I bet you've been waiting a really long time for this," and then went YEEEEHAW! It was....well, odd, but really sweet. :)
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SSGT_Randolph > Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
I love stories like that. Restores my faith in humanity ... the majority of humanity anyway.
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Bad Tom > Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
Congratulations!
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John30013 > SSGT_Randolph • 7 hours ago
Same here, although the local probate judge is a friend, and his wife is a good customer of our antique stores. So we didn't anticipate any problems. But, as you experienced, the court clerks were as polite as we could have expected. We were pleasantly surprised.
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Gustav2 • 12 hours ago
Those poor dears, having to change the 'titles' on those original Gutenberg presses. How will they cope?
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bkmn • 12 hours ago
Poor delicate flowers. Who would Jeebie hate?
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Treant > bkmn • 12 hours ago
Everybody but them, their families, and the people from church that they like, of course.
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Ninja0980 • 11 hours ago
For the final time, a clerk's office isn't a church.
It is a place where people go to get licenses, not undergo a religious test.
If you can't do the job, then resign, simple as that.
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chicago dyke • 11 hours ago
i really, really want a law that allows me to say, "Today, I don't feel like doing my job. b/c sky fairy. pay me anyway. you go do what i was supposed to do today, dealing with all these people. i'm going out for a coffee and maybe get my hair done, before i cash my full paycheck."
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Stubenville > chicago dyke • 10 hours ago
Demand direct deposit.
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Alan43 • 12 hours ago
How much time and energy has Kentucky wasted already? It's PAPERWORK.
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Todd20036 > Alan43 • 11 hours ago
They deserved this. If elected officials there cannot figure out the US Constitution, and the people of Kentucky elected them, then I have no sympathy
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jmax • 12 hours ago
It's hard for me to get behind any compromise that makes Kim Davis and Liberty Counsel happy.
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Gustav2 > jmax • 12 hours ago
Especially since Ohio, you know, that state north across the river to freedom, changed its forms a week before the decision so they would be ready the day of Obergefell. We applied online with "husband" and "wife" and received a print out with "applicant 1 and 2"
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jmax > Gustav2 • 12 hours ago
I can't believe an entire state has to be thrown into such turmoil because one fucking idiot refused to do her job. And instead of making her perform her sworn duty, they are willing to spend gawd knows how much money and time to accommodate this twat. Incredible.
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Gustav2 > jmax • 12 hours ago
And our county clerks were almost sad we weren't getting married there that day. We had waited a couple of days after the decision to go pick up the license. Of course, we do live in a metro county.
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jmax > Gustav2 • 12 hours ago
You were fortunate there wasn't an asshole like little Kimmie to throw a wrench in the works just to be spiteful. Congrats.
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Gustav2 > jmax • 12 hours ago
If we lived in a more rural county...but even those went smoothly.
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Gigi > jmax • 12 hours ago
Me too!
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Phillip in L.A. • 12 hours ago
Jeeze. One would think these States have nothing better to do than waste time, money, and other resources on issues that have already been decided
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stuckinthewoods • 11 hours ago
Here in Virginia, we had the choice of "bride, groom, or spouse", and first we chose 2 grooms. The computer wouldn't accept that so we changed to 'spouse" and became Spouse A and Spouse B. It wasn't programmed entirely gender neutral because at some point, after asking my mother's name, it then used a female pronoun to ask for residence location. Since 'mother' was the only female on my form and my mother is deceased, I was briefly confused but the clerk enlightened me. They still needed a pronoun in the spouse option and had chosen female. Spouse A was not confused but I was briefly a dead lesbian, or something.
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Gustav2 > stuckinthewoods • 11 hours ago
We are glad you are an arisen lesbian! ;-)
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Johnny Wyeknot > stuckinthewoods • 10 hours ago
Hate that. Why not just spouse and spouse? How confusing can it be? Only 2 names. Until the Mormans hitch the wagon to the marriage equality movement.
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IamM > Johnny Wyeknot • 2 hours ago
I like the option to identify each spouse as bride or groom if they choose. Let's everyone suit themselves and no one can complain that they "can't get bride & groom on their license any more because of the queers".
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IamM > stuckinthewoods • 2 hours ago
The form is computerized, but it can't let you input a gender or just have the question reworded to ask for "your address"? Baby steps, I guess. 😅
And congratulations!!
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Mike__in_Houston • 11 hours ago
It sure is nice to live in a country that has no real problems of any kind, so that people have the time to worry their empty little heads about crap like this.
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pj • 12 hours ago
havent heard much from kimmy lately. she gonna do a judge judy type show too?
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CQCQCQ > pj • 12 hours ago
She's probably busy having an affair with husband-to-be number five.
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jmax > CQCQCQ • 12 hours ago
Who is probably her step-child from husband number one.
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off leash > pj • 12 hours ago
Call her Judge Doodie.
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Octavio • 12 hours ago
Question. Did they actually run this by lil' Kimmy? Really? Is she that important now?
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BobSF_94117 > Octavio • 12 hours ago
I doubt it. It doesn't satisfy one of her demands, as the marriage license is still issued by the county clerk's office.
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Gigi > Octavio • 12 hours ago
She ain't so little, our Kimmy.
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Gianni > Octavio • 10 hours ago
I think they just ran to her with a microphone looking for an approval. She likely refused at first. You know, she doesn't like all that attention.
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Todd20036 • 12 hours ago
So, basically, we won. Sucks to be you Kimmy the Frog.
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Acronym Jim > Todd20036 • 12 hours ago
Wow, I had no idea that J.K. Rowling based Dolores Umbridge on a Kentucky serial-marry-er (or as she is known in the Bible: an adultress).
Kim Davis actually makes more sense now.
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Mike in Texas • 11 hours ago
How stupid!! I hope people start identifying as bride and bride or groom and groom.
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edrex > Mike in Texas • 11 hours ago
as this is Kentucky perhaps amend to "First Cousin/Other First Cousin"; "Daddy's Brother/Daddy's Little Girl" etc
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Gianni > edrex • 10 hours ago
:D
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CB > Mike in Texas • 11 hours ago
What about Party of the First Part and Party of the Second Part like many other secular forms?
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Johnny Wyeknot > CB • 10 hours ago
Why anything other than the names?
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Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
I really love when compromises are reached about things that weren't issues in the first place. How nice that we bent even slightly towards the people who didn't like something rather than firing their entitled asses and filling their slots with adults.
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Gianni > Tigernan Quinn • 10 hours ago
It is galling, isn't it? A twat like our Kim forces the government to make concessions just so her and others will shut up and give it a rest already.
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Blake Jordan • 12 hours ago
If you don't want your name on the certificate than quit your job!!!!!!!!!
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BrotherFlounder • 12 hours ago
So we can both identify ourselves as grooms?
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Steven Alan Taylor > BrotherFlounder • 12 hours ago
As I read it, YES! They took of the mandatory gender markers but allow each applicant to choose their marital title. It's a really good compromise IMHO
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Robert Conner • 10 hours ago
New categories for applicants seeking to marry in Kentucky.
For statistical purposes the State of Kentucky gathers the following information on applicants (check as many as apply). Translators are available to help you.
Which best describes your intended?
[ ] bride [ ] groom [ ] spouse [ ] sibling [ ] cousin [ ] parent
Which is your preferred form of address?
[ ] tweaker [ ] meth head [ ] speed freak
Which best describes your mouth?
[ ] toothless [ ] dentally retarded [ ] edentulous [ ] unsure
Tell us about your current living conditions.
[ ] homeless [ ] jobless [ ] no medical coverage [ ] knocked up [ ] out on bail
[ ] 5150
Indicate your highest level of education.
[ ] N/A [ ] Some pre-school in another state [ ] grade school drop-out [ ] home schooled
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Stubenville > Robert Conner • 10 hours ago
"Home skooled," There, I fixed it for you.
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M Jackson > Robert Conner • 10 hours ago
Priceless. 👏 Now I have to go look up "edentulous".
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anne marie in philly • 11 hours ago
I cannot STAND that davis bitch; isn't her 5 seconds of fame over YET?
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Johnny Wyeknot > anne marie in philly • 10 hours ago
What I find amusing is the fact that she's probably sick and tired of her current husband by now, given her record. But she will have to stick with him forever. She's made her own bed now she has to whatever in it. Forever!
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anne marie in philly > Johnny Wyeknot • 8 hours ago
bwhahahahahahahaha; a bitch and mr. green jeans!
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M Jackson > anne marie in philly • 11 hours ago
No, apparently it's still required for the Whore of Morehead to sign off on how gay celebrants exercise their legal rights.
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anne marie in philly > M Jackson • 8 hours ago
wish she would be struck deaf and dumb by her jeebus...oh wait, she is ALREADY dumb!
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ryan charisma • 11 hours ago
two separate forms - separate but equal.
hmmm - that sounds familiar.
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Skokieguy [Larry] > ryan charisma • 11 hours ago
One new proposed form.
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Skokieguy [Larry] > Skokieguy [Larry] • 11 hours ago
It won't let me edit - sorry.
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SSGT_Randolph • 12 hours ago
Can't they just wear protection?
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Gustav2 > SSGT_Randolph • 11 hours ago
Disposable Hazmat suits? For some it might be a wardrobe upgrade!
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SSGT_Randolph > Gustav2 • 11 hours ago
That should work!
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Treant • 12 hours ago
If people get their legally-required and legal marriage licenses, I don't really have a problem with any compromise that pulls the teeth out of the likes of Kim Davis. She can shut up and go back to dumpy anonymity.
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BrotherFlounder > Treant • 12 hours ago
Of course, the problem is when none of the clerks will sign it and then we're right back to Square 1.
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Treant > BrotherFlounder • 12 hours ago
The courts will have something to say about that quickly enough, and Davis' example stands there as well. Enjoy jail, in other words.
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Skokieguy [Larry] • 11 hours ago
Oh lord, the Kim Davis' of the world will consider this a victory. I wish I had the time and money to pass a law that all religious adulteress are prohibited from government employment, because Jesus.
Note: I don't hate adulteress. Jesus commands me to hate the sin and love the sinner, but I am compelled to fight, and even go to jail, if necessary, to prevent adulteress from receiving public funds, that might be used to further their whorish, adulterous ways.
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Cary Chauvet • 12 hours ago
This is NOT the United States of the Holy Bible - it is the United States of AMERICA dammit! Ban religion from America!
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CCleverly > Cary Chauvet • 11 hours ago
Or tax them.
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JT • 12 hours ago
They needed a lot of KY to ram that through.
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jmax > JT • 12 hours ago
I tried some of that there Kentucky Jelly on toast once. Not much flavor.
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IamM • 3 hours ago
Ohh, Thahnk Gahwd! They figured out fill in the blank forms. Took fucking long enough.
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bob • 7 hours ago
In davis's case it was bride and spouse 1, spouse 2 spouse 3 and spouse 4 !
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Bruno • 10 hours ago
I wonder if Casey Davis of Casey County has issued any licenses for "homosexual marriage" yet.
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Gianni > Bruno • 10 hours ago
He sort of got lost in the shuffle, didn't he? He likely just gave up trying to snag some attention away from his like-named counterpart in the other county. She grabbed it all.
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Bruno > Gianni • 10 hours ago
He was actually even more truculent and hard-lined, as a preacher of some sort. But apparently no gays live in his tiny bumfuck county, or none of them wanted to confront him.
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Stubenville > Gianni • 10 hours ago
...along with all the air in the room.
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Gianni • 10 hours ago
Thank the Lord, our Kim approves. The whole state would be out of joint if she didn't. Then what would they do w/o their best Christian's blessing for the form?
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Jim • 11 hours ago
But why don't the sensibilities of deputy clerks matter if they don't want to sign marriage licenses for icky, untouchable gay people? Who signs the license then? The janitor? Perhaps ISIS should consider planting bombs in Frankfort.
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Johnny Wyeknot > Jim • 10 hours ago
And what about the paper manufacturers that provide the paper to Kentuky for the licenses?
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rusty57 • 12 hours ago
Firstly, fuck Kim Davis.
Secondly these assholes would be saving the taxpayers the expense of unnecessary printing and duplication of forms if all the forms said “first party” or “second party.” They might even all have a blank line after the name where the individuals can identify themselves as "wife" and "wife" or "groom" and "thrice married town tramp" or "daddy and "boy" (okay, that last one might not fly).
But no. These insecure mouth breathers just have to be "special".
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Gianni > rusty57 • 10 hours ago
One never knows. There just might be some lovely lady willing to proudly admit to being the town tramp. It's a thought.
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Jacob • 12 hours ago
Love it when teabaggers elect a loud-mouthed, over-reaching coward.
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Gigi • 12 hours ago
So as long as their names are kept off the licenses their god has no beef about the talibangelists issuing them. Got it.
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Gustav2 > Gigi • 12 hours ago
Like my husband and I needed their approval for anything in the last thirty years. LOL
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Ninja0980 > Gustav2 • 11 hours ago
In Oswego County the main clerk has her deputy sign marriage licenses for same sex couples.
No one gives a shit about the clerk who signs it, just the validity of it.
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Stubenville • 10 hours ago
"Separate but equal." Now where have I heard that before?
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CherryTheTart • 10 hours ago
So Bevin and Davis totally caved. LMAO.Did Bevin cave on Kynect too. Or they having expensive lawsuits?
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Disqusdmnj • 11 hours ago
Certainly that makes sense for *any* marriage certificate, for applicants to just be listed as "spouse" or "party" or whatever. That should be acceptable enough for all involved – straight, gay, and bigots alike... While everyone deserves to be able to get that piece of paper legally, it usually just winds up in some filing cabinet in the basement somewhere.
At least mine did. 😉
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IamM > Disqusdmnj • 2 hours ago
I think it's good for people to have the option of using bride or groom if they wish. Just ridiculous that accommodating bigots was the motivation.
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Gene • 11 hours ago
OT...Microsoft has a new chatting computer...its been...taken off line.
apparently, it spouted off anti jewish, homophobic, holocaust denying racist crap to several people.
out robot overlords are coming...and they are form Alabama..
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M Jackson > Gene • 11 hours ago
Ben Shapiro already has a job at Microsoft?
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BobSF_94117 • 11 hours ago
Darn. I was looking forward to the mischief-making of self-registered marriages.
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Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
This is so stupid. What is the ultimate goal here, that you stand before "god" and go, I had nothing to do with it, Lord? That's just weird.
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Gianni > Tigernan Quinn • 10 hours ago
Just maybe there is a 5th Amendment to the Heavenly Constitution. "I plead the 5th, Lord!"
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Gustav2 > Tigernan Quinn • 11 hours ago
I ran the office, filed the paperwork with the state, included it in my monthly report, but I had nothing to do with it!
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TampaZeke • 12 hours ago
I've been arguing for this self-identification option since the beginning.
I think the "Party 1/Party 2" option was specifically developed to piss people off and blame gay people. Never mind the fact that that option pissed most gay people off too.
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Gustav2 > TampaZeke • 11 hours ago
At least Phyllis Schlafly's nightmare has come true. The female can be first, or on top, so to speak.
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CB > TampaZeke • 11 hours ago
Or Party 1, hereinafter known as (Bride, Spouse Groom) and Party 2, hereinafter known as (Bride, Spouse Groom), and let the applicants indicate their choices. It's a standard legal document. Ugh. The stupidity and waste of time these people engage in. (And me for troubling my wee head with it. LOL)
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TampaZeke > CB • 8 hours ago
Republicans have a special gift for making the simplest things too complex to tackle at the same time coming up with extremely simple answers (waterboarding, deporting, declaring war, shuting down borders, rounding up all Muslims etc.) for complex issues that can't be fixed with knee jerk simple answers.
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IamM > CB • 2 hours ago
I know, we've had the technology for people to just answer a few questions and have the whole form custom printed in frickin Olde English font since 1984. And blank forms with lines like __________ ( ________ ) where you can write your name and marital designation seem fairly obvious too, but some people have got to make everything difficult.
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kirtanloorii • 4 hours ago
That's okay I guess. That's what I did here in California.
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GuestStop • 6 hours ago
I know religious people claim ownership of the pretzel, but they don't need to embody it.
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biki • 9 hours ago
So deputy clerks must sign marriage licenses but county clerks wont be signing any from now on? Elected folks live by different rules huh?
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leathersmith • 10 hours ago
"party of the first part"
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YakHerder • 11 hours ago
This seems fine.
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KENTUCKY: Compromise Reached On Marriage Licenses
March 24, 2016 LGBT News, Marriage Equality
The Kentucky GOP’s plan for a separate marriage license for gay couples has been shot down. Via McClatchyDC:
Kentucky would have a single marriage license for straight and gay couples under a compromise plan backed by Republican Gov. Matt Bevin and the Democrat-controlled House Judiciary Committee.
The proposed form would allow applicants to identify themselves as bride, groom or spouse and would not require the county clerk’s signature. That could be done by a deputy clerk.
Controversy over the state’s marriage license erupted last summer when Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis refused to issue marriage licenses after the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage. She spent five days in jail, citing her religious objections.
With Bevin’s blessing, the House Judiciary Committee unanimously approved a bill Wednesday calling for a single marriage license, in contrast to a proposal approved by the Republican-led Senate that called for separate forms for gay and straight couples. One form would put applicants’ names under sections titled “bride” or “groom.” Another form would allow applicants to sign under “first party” or “second party.”
The compromise has the support of Kim Davis and the Liberty Counsel – as long as clerks can still keep their name off the dirty forms for gay couples. (Tipped by JMG reader Tristram)
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Versailles • 10 hours ago
I just watched a report on French TV where they relayed Trump's remarks to the Belgians and asked for their comments. "He can go fuck himself!"was one answer. They then asked Fox New's reporter if he'd been to Molenbeek. He replied that he was not allowed to answer questions from reporters on what he reported. Un-fucking-believable! The same guy reports no-go zones in Paris. There are no no-go zones.
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William • 10 hours ago
Will IS move video production to Georgia if the bill is signed?
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Prion • 11 hours ago
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Prion • 11 hours ago
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bkmn • 11 hours ago
A President Rump would piss off all of our allies and make new enemies faster than I care to think about.
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Ninja0980 • 10 hours ago
ISIS wants a Trump presidency more then anyone as they know he'll give them the way they want.
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joe ho • 11 hours ago
The word is that the CIA and military higher ups are very worried/horrified about the prospect of a president Trump.
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BrotherFlounder > joe ho • 11 hours ago
They should be. It'll produce perfect propaganda porn.
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Skeptical_Inquirer > joe ho • 3 hours ago
They should 1) vote against Trump and 2) look in the mirror for some of the crap they've pulled.
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Michael Smith • 11 hours ago
This is a shocking development if your IQ is at room temperature.
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vorpal > Michael Smith • 11 hours ago
This applies to most Breitbarters.
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HAAAAAAA > Michael Smith • 10 hours ago
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Blake Jordan • 10 hours ago
Terrorists and right wing politicians are the best of friends!!!
Daesh exists thanks to the last rethuglican president... imagine the groups that would form under a Cruz or Trump presidency...
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J Ascher > Blake Jordan • 4 hours ago
If Trump or Cruz ever became President, all our business partners around the world should cancel any and every contract they have with American businesses.
That should sober up even the most tightly flag-wrapped conservative.
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Gyeo • 10 hours ago
Remember all the conservative rhetoric about how Obama is polarizing everything, then show them this.
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Mike in Houston • 10 hours ago
My Arabic is decidedly very bad, but I think the jihadists were singing something along the lines of "we blow things up because of our small Trump hands and little boy parts... god is great... we blow things up because of our small Trump hands and little boy parts... god is great..."
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chris james • 10 hours ago
Aid and comfort to the enemy, about what I would expect from Trump.
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Lazycrockett • 10 hours ago
Drumpf would be ISIS perfect Ally. He would give them exactly what they want. East vs. West.
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TexasBoy • 10 hours ago
Trump: There is no such thing as bad publicity, as long as it is free.
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Todd20036 • 11 hours ago
And Trump will be thrilled to think that terrorists are afraid of him.
yes, I realize the video has nothing to substantiate that, but we are talking about goobers here.
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Jean-Marc in Canada • 3 hours ago
After careful and deliberate examination, scholars have translated what the ISIS flag actually says and it's shocking!!!
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Homo Erectus > Jean-Marc in Canada • 3 hours ago
Trump!
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Derek in DC • 5 hours ago
"...over at Breitbart they are actually celebrating his being featured in their propaganda."
Inappropriate emotional responses are sometimes a sign of severe psychosis.
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GuestStop • 7 hours ago
If they were stupid enough for this shit to work on them, they were going to join anyways.
NEXT!
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bambinoitaliano • 8 hours ago
Terrorism has reach the level of manipulating Americans to vote for Trump. That proves to be the most damaging terrorism act to the US. External and internal threat that will cause the implosion of the country.
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wmforr • 9 hours ago
Well, see! This just shows that ISIS is scared to death of Trump. The louder he blows off his stack about things he knows nothing about, the more they fear him.
Yeah, right.
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ISIS Uses Trump In Brussels Propaganda Video
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Terrorism
Watch below. Via the UK’s Mirror:
ISIS have released a new video following the Brussels attacks that features Donald Trump. The chilling video opens with a message in Arabic followed by an image of Trump, saying Brussels is now ‘an absolute horror show’. Trumps voice is heard saying: “Brussels was one of the great cities, it was one of the most beautiful cities of the world 20 years ago, it was amazing actually, and safe. Now it’s a horror show, it’s an absolute horror show.”
The video, which glorifies the atrocity which killed at least 31 people, features Islamic State jihadis fighting in Syria and Iraq, flashing up images of dead children and babies. A song plays in the background saying, ‘Brothers, rise up, rise up. Claim your victory. Let’s go, Let’s go’ over and over again.’ A voice in Arabic, with English subtitles, says: “The regulations of Jihad in the cause of Allah are clear and there are no reasonable doubts about it.
While some observers point to the clip as evidence that Trump’s rhetoric has only inflamed ISIS, over at Breitbart they are actually celebrating his being featured in their propaganda.
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Prion • 17 hours ago
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Enrico Webers • 17 hours ago
He's right. Real men only attack black people, gays, migrants, Muslims, hispanics and... ehm... oh well, women's rights as well. What an amazing hypocrite.
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Stephen Elliot Phillips > Enrico Webers • 16 hours ago
Real men will carpet bomb muslim women tho. Real american men dont hurt white christian women who work at big banks
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Silver_Witch > Stephen Elliot Phillips • 16 hours ago
You don't know that ted believes that for sure. Do you?
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IamM > Silver_Witch • 14 hours ago
I'm not sure about the second part.
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Silver_Witch > IamM • 2 hours ago
Me either...I believe Ted enjoys hurting women. He follows his father around like a puppy and you rarely hear about/from his mother.
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medaka > pickypecker • 16 hours ago
That's hysterical!
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Stogiebear > pickypecker • 14 hours ago
Saved that gif as "Next Republican Debate."
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Steven Leahy > pickypecker • 16 hours ago
I can't stop watching this
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chicago dyke > Steven Leahy • 16 hours ago
put up an ad on CL. say you're willing to babysit infants. do it.
come back to me afterwards. ;-)
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motordog > chicago dyke • 16 hours ago
I don't like pests in my house; mice, ants, stink bugs...babies...
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Rex > motordog • 15 hours ago
Babies are the worst, they always manage to avoid the traps.
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Paula > Rex • 14 hours ago
After having a set of twins, I can unequivocally state that a plethora of liquids and solids comes out of every possible orifice on an infant, in a rainbow of colors.
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vorpal > Paula • 14 hours ago
Fountains of inelegance.
At least if you clean them off thoroughly, they're edible.
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olandp > vorpal • 14 hours ago
If you get them before six months, you can make baby tartar. the older they get you have to cook them longer./s
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BobSF_94117 > Rex • 15 hours ago
Oh, and the ridiculous over-acting when they do get snared. It's embarrassing.
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ScottinPhilly • 17 hours ago
Has this campaign really sunk to "my wife is hotter than your wife?"
This is pathetic.
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Mark Neé Fuzz > ScottinPhilly • 16 hours ago
Why not? They've already compared dick sizes in televised debates.
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ScottinPhilly > Mark Neé Fuzz • 16 hours ago
You make an excellent point.
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Ed Burrow > ScottinPhilly • 16 hours ago
when boiled down to the essence, yes, it has.
and you are absolutely correct.
sad, right?
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ScottinPhilly > Ed Burrow • 16 hours ago
I thought the mayor in Toronto who was addicted to crack was really sad, but this is so much worse. At least the mayor had an addiction which is a disease. Trump is just trash.
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Todd20036 > ScottinPhilly • 16 hours ago
Actually, Ford was both an addict and trash. Both killed him.
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Curieux Bleu > Todd20036 • 15 hours ago
Actually he was only able to contract the TRASH out to private services on the western half of the City. The eastern half of Toronto still has unionized collectors who earn a living wage.
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Rex > ScottinPhilly • 15 hours ago
More pathetic. It's been pathetic from the start.
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Rambie > ScottinPhilly • 15 hours ago
This years campaigns have been on a downward spiral for over a year. Every time the GOP'ers sink to a new low, they dig another hole.
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David Walker > Rambie • 14 hours ago
I keep hoping they've hit bedrock, and then they bring in more TNT.
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Rambie > David Walker • 14 hours ago
I think they're digging for oil at this point
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McSwagg > Rambie • 6 hours ago
Hopefully they will hit a tar pit and fall in. They will be preserved for posterity like the other prehistoric animals in the LaBrea Tar Pits.
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Man_in_the_mists > David Walker • an hour ago
I can't help but wonder if they're going to hit the core by November.
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JoeNCA > ScottinPhilly • 12 hours ago
Hey, it took him three tries to get it right! Had to outsource it to some immigrant, but finally! Look at this trophy!
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clay > JoeNCA • 12 hours ago
Santorum, like so many kids from the US, just wasn't willing to push it far enough.
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Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 17 hours ago
Yikes. Back handed compliment to Heidi by Ted.
"Your wife is lovely. My wife, er, ....I love her."
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Steven Leahy > Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 16 hours ago
LOL I noted that too.
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Medium Rare > Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 16 hours ago
Brilliant paraphrase in that it totally captures the deeper essence of the tweet. Well done.
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Robincho > Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 15 hours ago
Heidi is not the love of Eduardo's life. The love of Eduardo's life is assholism...
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Ernest Endevor > Robincho • 15 hours ago
I think the love of Eduardo's life is Eduardo.
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clay > Robincho • 12 hours ago
You do know the verdict appropriate for assholism?
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clay > Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 12 hours ago
"Your wife is lovely (for a polished plastic space alien) and Heidi is the (sad, sad, angry) love of my life."
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Michael Rush • 17 hours ago
Actual Donald Trump quote :
' When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I'm basically the same. The temperament is not that different '
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clay > Michael Rush • 12 hours ago
Well, it's nice he can reflect on his past.
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vorpal • 17 hours ago
There are myriad reasons to NOT vote for Cruz. They do not include:
"Don't vote for Cruz because here's an unflattering picture of his wife."
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James L. Greenlee > vorpal • 17 hours ago
. . .where she is likely just reacting to an attempted kiss from her husband.
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Traxley Launderette > James L. Greenlee • 16 hours ago
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vorpal > James L. Greenlee • 15 hours ago
I am just imagining her thinking: "Ewwww... there's that micropenis again. Why did I agree to wait until marriage?"
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Dreaming Vertebrate • 17 hours ago
OK, I just spilt a few beans trying to grind my morning cup-of-joe.
Does that count? Can I run for president now?
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delk > Dreaming Vertebrate • 17 hours ago
Don't!
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Joseph Miceli > Dreaming Vertebrate • 17 hours ago
Enjoying my first cup of French press Sumatra. (toasts!)
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Traxley Launderette > Joseph Miceli • 16 hours ago
Eight O' Clock Columbian Peaks here.
Ground in an ancient thrifted German grinder.
Peasants represent!
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Ian > Traxley Launderette • 13 hours ago
Germans have the best grinders.
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TuuxKabin > Joseph Miceli • 17 hours ago
Doing an orgasmic French Roast here. Love a good Sumatra tho!
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Menergy > Joseph Miceli • 16 hours ago
Amalfi Coast espresso roast cappuccino here at home ...going to make a second one now
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Bluto > Joseph Miceli • 16 hours ago
To join the coffee snob club, organic Bolivian Colonial Caranavi here, my fave. Freshly ground beans & a French press, of course.
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Matt M > Bluto • 14 hours ago
Trump's coffee is hotter than your coffee...
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oikos > Dreaming Vertebrate • 17 hours ago
Caffeine abuse.
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Dreaming Vertebrate > oikos • 17 hours ago
With a proven record as a "bean spiller" and the added cachet of naughty (but legal) substance abuse, this little green dino may just have a lock on the election. Sitting back waiting for the major donors to call.
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motordog > Dreaming Vertebrate • 17 hours ago
Only if your significant other is hot enough...apparently...
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Jimmie Z > Dreaming Vertebrate • 17 hours ago
No, but ^up^vote^ for "spilt."
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vorpal > Dreaming Vertebrate • 15 hours ago
I can confidently say that you're more qualified than any of the Republican candidates. (Then again, so is a dead skunk, and it stinks less.)
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Prion • 17 hours ago
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David Walker > Prion • 14 hours ago
And ignoring the fact that his wife is better-looking than my wife or Drumpf's wife...put together.
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JoeNCA > Prion • 12 hours ago
Obama actually is actively patrolling religious extremists.
Why do you think the Secret Service is constantly around Ted Cruz?
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oikos • 17 hours ago
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Tigernan Quinn • 17 hours ago
And how does that photo "prove" anything? I see a normal woman on the left who was caught at an unflattering angle, as happens to us all. And on the right, some sort of inhuman sex doll.
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cheakamus > Tigernan Quinn • 15 hours ago
I liked the comment that someone made yesterday: in all her pictures, Melanoma appears to be trying to figure out the joke someone just told her.
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Todd20036 > Tigernan Quinn • 16 hours ago
... what I strive to be.
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Derrick Johns > Todd20036 • 15 hours ago
LOL I used to strive at that too 30 years ago.
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clay > Tigernan Quinn • 12 hours ago
real (though unhappy), vs. fake & immobilized
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delk • 17 hours ago
I saw an interview a couple months ago from a Trump rally. They were talking to some woman and she was going on and on about how elegant Melanoma was. She just couldn't wait until we had a classy first lady again.
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marshlc > delk • 16 hours ago
I know, right? It's like you're on the other side of the looking glass, where words don't mean the same thing.
On Facebook the other day, saw "I guess I'll have to vote for Trump, because Clinton is scary". Now, I think Clinton would make an effective president, but I certainly see how people could have negative reactions to her. That she'd be business as usual. That she'd promise things and not do them if they seemed politically inexpedient. That progressives would find her not deeply committed to progress, while reactionaries would find her too willing to make changes.
But on the whole, anyone can see that she's an experienced centrist who is unlikely to radically change the way government works in the US. A person could disagree with that being what the country needs most, but how on earth does it translate to "scary"? There just isn't a definition of the word that fits.
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Todd20036 > marshlc • 16 hours ago
Especially since for all of Trump's bluster, unless the Senate turns even more red, democrats (and SCOTUS) would prevent Trump from doing some of the ridiculous shit he proposes.
Moreover, if Trump tried to act dictatorial, the military isn't about to turn into Stomtroopers.
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BobSF_94117 > delk • 15 hours ago
What did Melanie ever do to warrant calling her by that name?
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TampaDink > BobSF_94117 • 13 hours ago
Marry Drumpf.
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justmeeeee • 16 hours ago
Why does Donald insist on advertising the fact that he was able to purchase a Slovenian bride? Or does he want us to think she was attracted by his piss-colored cotton candy hair (thank, Penn Jillette!) or his short-fingered hands (thanks Graydon Carter!) or his itty bitty penis (thanks Donald Trump!)? Or is it his pasty skin? Yeah, that's the ticket!
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motordog > justmeeeee • 16 hours ago
Don't forget the reverse raccoon eyes...and the caterpillar eye brows.
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Robincho > motordog • 15 hours ago
And the Mussolini pout...
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Paula > motordog • 15 hours ago
She does look perpetually confused or like she is trying to figure out some word that doesn't translate well into Slovenian.
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Robincho > Paula • 15 hours ago
To "drumpf", in Slovenian, means "to behave toward a micropenis as though one were enraptured by it, rather than repulsed." It's a subtly nuanced word, accounting for Melanoma's perpetually confused expression...
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KnownDonorDad > Robincho • 14 hours ago
You might be on to something.
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robindaybird > KnownDonorDad • 11 hours ago
maybe trying to figure out who the joke her marriage is on: Him for the inevitable payout for their divorce, or her for having to put up with him until then.
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clay > motordog • 12 hours ago
Those aren't caterpillar eye brows; they metamorphosed into full-blown luna moths.
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Curieux Bleu > justmeeeee • 15 hours ago
It was the hand worked and butter soft Italian leather of his billfold.
This more than any other minor ephemeral consideration was that which most won her to his side!
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studd55 > justmeeeee • 11 hours ago
Trump doesn't buy wives that are "Made in America".
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justmeeeee > studd55 • 9 hours ago
The Noo Yawk broads is too expensive and too mouthy!
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Ed Burrow • 17 hours ago
ok...my adult self thinks this really needs to be put to rest and focus on these candidates ability to be president (none).
but my inner child thinks this is absolutely freaking hysterical! i mean, man, this is fucking elementary school all over again.
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ScottinPhilly > Ed Burrow • 16 hours ago
It really is and it shows the caliber of people he has surrounded himself with or listens to for advice. The fact that he re-tweeted this 10 hours ago and didn't take it down based on advice from others is also pretty sad.
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peacfulseas inWA > ScottinPhilly • 13 hours ago
" listens to for advice " ? More likely he dicktates to the people he has surrounding him and expects them to listen.
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clay > peacfulseas inWA • 12 hours ago
He took his wife's advice on how to behave at that last debate
for about an hour.
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petewestcentral > Ed Burrow • 14 hours ago
I can't recall. Is this the first presidential cycle for tweets to be leading the news? It's like instant sliming is so easy.
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ceeenbee • 16 hours ago
"Heidi is the love of my life." — "Taffeta, darling"
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SilasMarner > ceeenbee • 16 hours ago
God I love that movie. I've watched it so many times I could almost recite the dialog verbatim.
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Gil > SilasMarner • 14 hours ago
HE VAS MY BOYFRIEND !!!!
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SilasMarner > Gil • 8 hours ago
Frau Blücher...cue the horses.
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Texndoc > ceeenbee • 16 hours ago
How perfect. Everytime I see their small daughters, I think to myself it was part of the Presidential plan. I used to think that about John Edwards, too.
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justmeeeee • 17 hours ago
Is this Ted's way of saying he will not be attacking Hillary? Methinks not!
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Rex • 17 hours ago
One would think the immature behavior of the Republican candidates would be enough to discourage anyone from supporting them. But that would require one to be able to think.
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Tigernan Quinn • 17 hours ago
I knew his ego wouldn't be able to handle those kinds of attacks - and he doesn't even have the nod yet. It's going to be so easy to make him explode.
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Jimmie Z > Tigernan Quinn • 17 hours ago
I'm doing my part on Twitter to help his head assplode:
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medaka > Jimmie Z • 17 hours ago
That's very funny. Plus I love assplode.
Gotta incorporate that one....
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Silver_Witch • 16 hours ago
Wonder if Cruz will remember this quote if Hillary wins the primary? Remember Ted real men don't attack women!
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Curieux Bleu > Silver_Witch • 16 hours ago
Obviously Hillary isn't "real", so he's got that one covered already.
Let's face it, when you are a snake oil salesman you are a snake oil salesman. In Cruz case the oil itself is both toxic and rancid.
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Hardley > Sam_Handwich • 13 hours ago
its always about sex with you, isn't it ...
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clay > Hardley • 12 hours ago
"Mount that engine!"
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Mark Neé Fuzz • 16 hours ago
I will repeat, no blow is too low for Trump. For a man who has frequently criticized others as having no class, he is bottom of the barrel boorish, rude, crude, vulgar, and classless. It is hard to imagine anymore more despicable than Despicable Donald.
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clay > Mark Neé Fuzz • 12 hours ago
. . . and by "class", he means conspicuous consumption.
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bryan • 17 hours ago
'Real men don't attack women' / And yet when Trump was demeaning Rosie O'Donnell and Megyn Kelly, Cruz said nothing.
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motordog > bryan • 16 hours ago
Just remember...it's highly likely that one of these idiots will eventually go up against Hillary...oh boy...
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crewman • 17 hours ago
I feel gross. Trump made me feel a moment of sympathy towards Cruz.
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Sam_Handwich > crewman • 17 hours ago
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Cousin Bleh > Sam_Handwich • 17 hours ago
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Michael Rush > Cousin Bleh • 17 hours ago
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oikos > Michael Rush • 17 hours ago
I could look at that all day.
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Sam_Handwich > oikos • 16 hours ago
ass bandit!
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Traxley Launderette > Michael Rush • 16 hours ago
Source? Please?
You know, for science?
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Michael Rush > Traxley Launderette • 15 hours ago
BONER KILLER ALERT !!!!
I think it's a Jean Claude Van Damme movie called Legionnairehttp://www.rottentomatoes.com/...
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Frostbite > Michael Rush • 16 hours ago
that looks fun.
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BobSF_94117 > Michael Rush • 15 hours ago
Gosh, I hope that water's not chilly.
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Todd20036 > Michael Rush • 16 hours ago
MUCH BETTER!!!
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clay > Michael Rush • 12 hours ago
Uhm, "gross" doesn't seem to be the feeling that sparked that.
Or maybe I'm projecting.
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Michael Rush > clay • 12 hours ago
You know .... while we had the hose out .
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Ray Butlers > Sam_Handwich • 17 hours ago
That's a deep cut.
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Enfield & Mopac 2005 • 17 hours ago
Ted, do 'real men' cheat on their wives? Why aren't you attacking The Donald on THAT count? I mean, you're a practiced hypocrite. What's holding you back? More beans to spill?
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BearEyes • 17 hours ago
the wives aren't the ones running for office and really should be left out of it - PAC or not.
And every time I hear the PACs and the campaigns aren't supposed to "coordinate", my first thought is yeah right - wink, wink, nudge, nudge - Jebya was caught coordinating with his and was not taken to task for it. Given Cruz' ne'er do well actions, I wouldn't put it past him.
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Duh-David > BearEyes • 16 hours ago
Because a first lady is just a pretty thing for the president to take to state dinners, and foreign lands. And we shouldn't care if she is a legal scholar, world-class diplomat and all-around good person.
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clay > Duh-David • 12 hours ago
But who can bake the better cookies?
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Secure • 14 hours ago
This has many conservatives fuming.
As soon as Hillary locks the nomination, I guarantee Drudge & Donald will start circulating lesbian rumors.
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clay > Secure • 12 hours ago
Which will confuse their base, 'cuz, you know, lespians are hot!
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EqualityForAll • 14 hours ago
"My wife might look like a hooker and a whore, but yours looks like a dog."
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Gil > EqualityForAll • 14 hours ago
My wife might look like a second- rate call girl but yours looks like an executive in a bank somewhere....
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chicago dyke • 16 hours ago
well, i guess we all knew this was coming. Stay Classy, Orange Guy!
that said, Crooze's wife is very sad and a little scary. i've seen all the images and gifs of him and his family. weird! gross! other words! it's clear they don't like him. given he's a republican theocrat, i wonder if he's more than just a fan of the Duggars.
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MBear • 14 hours ago
and my dad can beat up your dad
[eyeroll]
This is the best that America has to offer the world?
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biki > MBear • 13 hours ago
Well, they worked themselves into a corner by not dropping trousers and finding out who does have the biggest dick. So, the wife card was played.
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rusty57 • 15 hours ago
I'm waiting with bated breath for them to start on each other's mothers.
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studd55 > rusty57 • 12 hours ago
I like your spelling of bated.
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clay > rusty57 • 12 hours ago
Their fathers, however, . . .
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motordog • 16 hours ago
I'm surprised Cruz's people haven't dug up some unflattering photos of Trump's 'original' wife, Ivana. I mean, ANYONE can order a trophy wife, right?
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Texndoc > motordog • 16 hours ago
I have a soft spot for her. Remember she was a champion Czech skier. When she discovered he had Marla in Aspen with the family at the same hotel, it was SHE who alerted the press that Donald and Ivana were through, and she reportedly confronted him on a downhill slope, skiing BACKWARDS and yelling at him all the way down. Brava!
As Patsy said when Bubble was pointing out Ivana in a magazine as "one of these old ladies who pile their blonde hair on top trying to look 20..." and then looks at Patsy "...sorry!", Pats says "I think she's fabulous!"
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JulieBL > Texndoc • 11 hours ago
I'm sorry, but she is loads more of a human being than he could ever hope to be! Let's not go after her, okay? If he was half as smart as he pretends to be, or a decent human being, they'd still be together. But he's just another asshole who thinks the way to look good is by "trading up" in the wife department.
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Silver_Witch > motordog • 16 hours ago
That is now and this is why she is no longer his wife. Silly mortal!
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motordog > Silver_Witch • 16 hours ago
Exactly...and if he was still locked in holy matrimony with her, then the wives would be, shall we say, more of a 'match'. Perhaps Cruz could get a subscription to 'Cherry Blossoms'. You know; "Girls from around the World looking for Friendship...Pen Pals...Marriage!"
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clay > Silver_Witch • 12 hours ago
But why is she dressed as one of his buildings?
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TrollopeReader > motordog • 14 hours ago
If you're patient, you can not only order one, but get free shipping, too !!
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Prion • 17 hours ago
please oh please someone animate this!
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Prion • 17 hours ago
..,
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Prion • 17 hours ago
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chicago dyke > Prion • 16 hours ago
at least you know under any republican administration, the prison system will be well funded.
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clay > chicago dyke • 12 hours ago
PA Governor Wolf has, after a year, given in to GOP legislators' demands that the state fund nothing by prisons, some schools, and, well, obviously, the state legislature.
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Jim • 13 hours ago
What we've come to: a senator and a leading businessman, both running for president of the United States, engage in tweet wars like callow early adolescent boys fighting over their girlfriends. And we call ourselves a superpower!
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studd55 > Jim • 12 hours ago
Americans demand that. A candidate just like them.
Adolescents running around with guns and smart phones.
Tweetin' and Facebookin' gossiping and insulting each other.
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MikeBx2 • 14 hours ago
I don't get how even the bottom of the GOP barrel could be impressed that Trump's money has bought him beautiful wives. Nothing special about that.
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studd55 > MikeBx2 • 12 hours ago
It's part of the American Dream that these idiots think they are going to achieve, so they have to adore those that have.
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SFBruce • 14 hours ago
You know things have sunk to a new low when Ted Cruz is the one taking the high road.
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TampaDink > SFBruce • 13 hours ago
Not so high as to denounce the super pac for using the photo of Mrs. Drumpf or so high as to drop the subject & return focus to his political aspirations.
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clay > TampaDink • 12 hours ago
At least Mrs. Drudge won't be dragged through the mud.
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TampaDink > clay • 6 hours ago
Perhaps she could be fashioned out of mud....or just a blow up sex doll that Matt can drag out to social events.
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Gerry Fisher • 16 hours ago
I entered and deleted several comments. This whole thing is so messed up on multiple levels, it leaves me speechless.
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Sam_Handwich • 16 hours ago
Meanwhile in PA, a new GOP primary poll
Trump 33
Kasich 30
Cruz 20
http://triblive.com/mobile/101...
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clay > Sam_Handwich • 12 hours ago
I blame this on Santorum. He's still too loved here, even after ripping off the state to school his kids in his preferred residence in Virginia.
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motordog • 16 hours ago
I think we all need something cute to momentarily sooth our crazy-ass politically jangled nerves...
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Corsair Tact • 17 hours ago
Anyone old enough may remember that these were the kind of tactics that got Ann Richards elected governor of Texas. And hallelujah for that!
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TrollopeReader > Corsair Tact • 14 hours ago
The old campfire commercial !
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S1AMER • 17 hours ago
And yet ... and yet ... many millions of our fellow citizens think it would be a wonderful thing to put Donald Trump in the White House.
Fear your neighbors, people. They're the true threat to us all.
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JCF • 12 hours ago
70% of women have a negative view of Drumpf!
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JCF > JCF • 12 hours ago
@ bigoTED: but "real men" force a transvaginal ultra-sound up women?
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JoeNCA > JCF • 12 hours ago
And if women refuse to vote for Trump, the electoral college will be exactly 538-0.
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biki • 13 hours ago
It just astounds me that this election cycle on the GOP side has been completely devoid of ideas for fixing our country's problems. This is the best that the GOP could field?
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Jean-Marc in Canada • 14 hours ago
Another example of how Dems are just like Repugs. /s
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David Walker • 14 hours ago
Not only is our President a far better and better-looking person than either Crud or Drumpf, but our First Lady is a knock-out, unlike Mrs. Crud or Mrs. Drumpf. Do we really have to say goodbye to the Obamas in January?
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djcoastermark > David Walker • 13 hours ago
It will be a sad day indeed to say goodbye. But a toast to hoping the next will be a democrat who will help our cause just as much.
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Lil Nephew > David Walker • 14 hours ago
I know. It's so fucking depressing.
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Dan Robinson > David Walker • 12 hours ago
I feel the same but then I remember that without term limits we'd probably still have President Reagan.
(I know he's dead but there's an argument to be made that he was brain dead while in office)
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Curieux Bleu • 16 hours ago
I do see Trump's point here however.
You can literally see the Holy Spirit snarling out of Heidi's mouth as the message came from on high that Rafe Jr. was the Anointed One.
Melania, OTOH, only messes with bronzer, but not with bronze age Sky Fairy magic.
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petewestcentral > Curieux Bleu • 14 hours ago
Poetic!
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thom • 16 hours ago
the general election is going to be bonkers. it's going to be nothing but unflattering photos of Clinton and veiled refrences to her "not being able to please her husband".
luckily Clinton has plenty of practice swatting down sexist smears
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jayjonson • 16 hours ago
Love it: ugly harridan vs. airhead bimbo. And I'm not talking about the wives but the husbands.
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Bruno • 16 hours ago
Cruz was dominating the news cycle for once and the Donald can't have that.
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TexasBoy • 17 hours ago
Oh, Trump, don't worry. If your wife is smart, she'll divorce you as soon as she can collect a large sum. Then you can import a new immigrant wife via your private jet.
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madknits > TexasBoy • 16 hours ago
Nah, the pre-nup probably excludes her from getting too much.
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TampaDink > madknits • 13 hours ago
Or at least not as much as Ivana or Marla.
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TheSeer • 13 hours ago
Yeas real men attack gays.
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IamM • 14 hours ago
Yeah, Trumpkins compare a photo of a model posing in full hair and makeup (from how many years ago) to a snap of a business woman in an angry moment.
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Steven Leahy • 16 hours ago
Trump's completely classless, but so is Cruz. I didn't see Cruz denounce the tactics the PAC that supported him used against Trump's wife, he just issued a lame compliment to make him look like the good guy. Of course there's nothing good about this somewhat more polished but evil incarnate evangelist. To be expected, in typical Trump fashion, he took the bar even lower with this latest stunt. Sorry, I just can't feel bad for either one of them, but they are making republicans as a group look even more pathetic than they already did. May they continue to implode.
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Paula • 6 hours ago
I love that picture of Melania. Its like she is thinking "But, I don't have cat in bag. How can I let out?"
Idioms: The bane of other language learners.
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GuestStop • 7 hours ago
Why is Ted Cruz wearing a wig?
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Joe • 11 hours ago
I hope Malaria trump is able to negotiate a really improved contract if get current one runs out during donnys White House adventure.
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LADY MABELINE • 12 hours ago
The world is dealing with global terrorism and yet Trump is spending time on this shit. Shameful. The freak is clearly not mentally stable.
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coram nobis • 12 hours ago
So, what do we have to look forward to, next week? A cage fight between the two men's respective mistresses? And this, children, is how we choose our next President.
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studd55 • 12 hours ago
If picking a president is about who is the most entertaining, then Trump wins hands down.
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coram nobis > studd55 • 12 hours ago
If that's the criterion, then I'm voting for an Al Franken/Tina Fey ticket.
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Outlaw Woman • 12 hours ago
The Cruz-Trump petty bitchiness is like those chocolate-peanut butter lumpy cookies ... disgusting to look at but oh so delicious!
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LADY MABELINE • 12 hours ago
Why don't they just challenge each other to a duel. I suggest pistols at dawn.
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TheSpinMonkey • 12 hours ago
Its like The Real Housewives of Bastard Politicians
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Michael Hampton • 12 hours ago
The first lady shouldn't be in porno.
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David Walker • 14 hours ago
The solution is obvious. Vote for a woman president. And as luck would have it...
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Capritaur • 14 hours ago
Hillary Clinton must not be a woman then, with her manly pantsuit and such.
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Ernest Endevor • 15 hours ago
I see that Melanoma has a grip on the skin smoothing tool.
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Ninja0980 • 15 hours ago
What a joke this campaign season has become.
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stanhope • 15 hours ago
This is what happens when you hate gay people....your wife winds up looking like Cruz-ella. LOL. Melania, you rock. She came to deez cuntrie wid de paperz
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March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Infighting Is Funny
And the feud over their wives continues. NBC reports:
Ted Cruz warned Donald Trump not to “attack women” Thursday after the Republican frontrunner appeared to escalate the personal feud over their wives.
“Donald, real men don’t attack women,” the Texas senator wrote after the billionaire retweeted an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz.
The exchange came after Trump showed no sign of backing down in the dispute over a campaign ad that featured an old picture of Melania Trump posing handcuffed and nude for GQ magazine.
The flare-up prompted Jeb Bush to endorse Cruz Wednesday in a rebuke to what the former Florida governor called the “divisiveness and vulgarity” of Trump.
Trump repeated late Wednesday that he believed Cruz “knew about” the ad, which appeared to be aimed at persuading Mormon women to support Cruz in Tuesday’s Utah primary.
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Sam_Handwich • 13 hours ago
the dood's a pubic hair in the fruit salad of humanity
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Ed Burrow > Sam_Handwich • 12 hours ago
Ouiser Boudreaux, 'He is a boil on the butt of humanity!'
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Michael Rush > Sam_Handwich • 12 hours ago
When some people talk it inspires you , that was just sickening .
Everything he said was completely disconnected from reality .
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teeveedub > Sam_Handwich • 13 hours ago
Or on the Coca-Cola can of humanity.
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Michael Rush • 13 hours ago
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ceeenbee • 13 hours ago
"Explain how the women on The View, which is a total disaster… ever got their jobs. @abc is wasting time."
"…and my first official action after I uuuugely win the election will be to waterboard woopsy goldstein. It's not because she's black or Jewish, though. The blacks and Jews love me. It's because she had the audacity to be mean to my good black friend, stabby carson."
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Lawerence Collins > ceeenbee • 8 hours ago
It's Dr. Mc Stabby.
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Reality.Bites > ceeenbee • 11 hours ago
Whoopi Goldberg is not Jewish.
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ceeenbee > Reality.Bites • 11 hours ago
Way to get my point. (LOL)
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Acronym Jim > ceeenbee • 12 hours ago
Shouldn't that be Woopsy Goldstien?
Edit: No, never mind...you were right. I was thinking of Woopsy Gottlieb.
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pickypecker • 13 hours ago
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JT > pickypecker • 13 hours ago
He can operate on brains because he can never be damaged in that department.
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MikeBx2 • 13 hours ago
Trump thinks Barbara Walters is great because she's never been critical of him. I've noticed that's his main criteria for determining someone's greatness.
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Capritaur > MikeBx2 • 13 hours ago
Has Babwa Wawa ever been critical of anyone or anything?
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Brian Moore > Capritaur • 12 hours ago
Gilda Radner's impression of her.
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teeveedub > Capritaur • 13 hours ago
She was chummy with Henry Kissinger. So, no.
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Reality.Bites > teeveedub • 11 hours ago
And Roy Cohn
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MikeBx2 > Capritaur • 13 hours ago
Publicly she seems neutral, but I hear she can be a pretty brutal gal behind the scenes.
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octobercountry • 13 hours ago
Geez, those Trump tweets blatantly indicate why he is completely unfit for the presidency. Any slight he receives, and he's immediately all butt-hurt and responds with taunts and jeers and threats. Basically---his reaction is always PRECISELY like a grade-school bully. This is not the type of personality you want to make world decisions.
Not that I'm all that worried about it---at this point I really don't think the GOP is going to allow Trump to be the candidate. I AM worried that the nominee will be Ted Cruz, who I think would destroy the country.
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Matt in PDX > octobercountry • 12 hours ago
Not to jinx things, but... it's really hard to imagine that Cruz would triumph over the Democratic nominee. He's basically Rick Santorum but with even *less* charisma -- and he'd have about as much national support as Santorum, if it weren't for Trump pushing establishment Republicans into his camp.
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robindaybird > Matt in PDX • 11 hours ago
It's telling not one person who worked with Cruz has endorsed him until it looked like Trump's the frontrunner.
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sword > octobercountry • 8 hours ago
What really bothers me the most, it seems that when The Donald is not out spewing his racist bigotry he spends the rest of his time watching tv! I imagine him sitting before 200 video screens checking to see which channel is talking about Himself, with his iPhone in his hand.
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PLAINTOM • 13 hours ago
Why are people on our side attacking Trump ? We want him to be the GOP nominee. He will lose spectacularly and take down the Republican Party with him. Trump is only a symptom of the politics and policies supported and encouraged by the GOP for decades.
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Dramphooey > PLAINTOM • 13 hours ago
Because nobody who is going to vote for Donald Trump is going to agree with anything said by anybody on this blog.
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Ben in Oakland > PLAINTOM • 13 hours ago
unless none of that happens.
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PLAINTOM > Ben in Oakland • 7 hours ago
Shudder
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kaydenpat > PLAINTOM • 8 hours ago
True.
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Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 13 hours ago
I enjoyed Whoopi's anger, but where did she get this adulation of Carson? "You're Ben Carson! You're better than that!".
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popebuck1 > Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 13 hours ago
I'm told that prior to demolishing his own image with this presidential run, Ben Carson was a hugely aspirational figure in the black community because of his "by the bootstraps" success story. He's pretty much ruined that now, so no doubt there are a lot of disillusioned African-Americans who used to look up to him.
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saucetin > Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 13 hours ago
Rhetorical technique
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Dramphooey > Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 13 hours ago
She may be referring to his work as a brain surgeon. He'd probably be one of the most admired men in America if he kept his fool mouth shut.
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Jimmie Z > Dramphooey • 4 hours ago
If you check Doc Stabby's record as a brain surgeon, he was not at all the success story. The famous German conjoined twins never fully recovered, and did not live long. Their parents divorced after the operation. They were prohibited from telling their story for 18 years [if I recall the length of time correctly]. He told loved ones to "pray" for those on whom he operated. His career as a pediatric brain surgeon at Johns Hopkins was not illustrious.
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Gayskeptic > Yalma Cuder-Zicci • 13 hours ago
Maybe she meant "marginally better".
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pickypecker • 13 hours ago
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BeccaM • 11 hours ago
Within a few years, we are going to learn that Ben Carson is in fact suffering from a degenerative brain disease, and that the half-closed eyes, droning monotone, conflating fantasy with reality, lack of social engagement and emotional affect, and the apparent inability to process unexpected information were not weird character traits but symptoms.
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thesunnysideofthestreet > BeccaM • 11 hours ago
More than a couple of people who claim to have experience with it have said his behavior is indicative of pain killer addiction.
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BeccaM > thesunnysideofthestreet • 10 hours ago
Well, whatever it is, opioids or as Lazyrocket suggests below, heavy treatment for bipolar disorder, something is really not right with the way the man talks, looks, and behaves.
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thesunnysideofthestreet > BeccaM • 10 hours ago
True, but he isn't alone in that department. The same can be said for Cruz and Trump albeit for different reasons.
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Lazycrockett > BeccaM • 11 hours ago
I have always thought that he is bi polar and his drowsiness was a side effect of the medication.
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Prion • 13 hours ago
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Xuuths > Prion • 11 hours ago
I notice Drumpf's hands are tiny in this cartoon....
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JT • 13 hours ago
Did Doctor KnowLittle really say Trump was OK because his kids were respectful? WTF?
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friedpikmin • 12 hours ago
Carson endorsed Trump because Trump promised him he would be appointed to a position. Carson is just another awful politician who doesn't really have a moral compass.
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Texndoc > friedpikmin • 12 hours ago
Exactly Trump promised Carson something. And afterwards, people pointed out that a candidate promising a position to another politician in return for an endorsement is a violation of federal law, punishable by not less than one year in prison.
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friedpikmin > Texndoc • 12 hours ago
People are so baffled and can't believe Carson or Christie would do such things.. but the answer is as clear as day.
I loved how Carson didn't answer the question about how he would feel if Trump attacked his wife. The guy is an absolute corrupt whack job. I'm so glad I am not a republican, but it's so frustrating that many in this country can't see what is going on here.
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Acronym Jim > Texndoc • 11 hours ago
I forget who, but someone came up with the theory that Christie is angling for a VP spot knowing that Trump would be eventually be removed as President before his term was up.
That actually seems more plausible than the normally outspoken Christie seriously thinking that Trump would be a good President.
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BeccaM > Acronym Jim • 11 hours ago
My wife and I were talking about that potential angle the other night, that the GOPers might try to force a 'reasonable' (ugh...) VP pick on Trump. And then have him declared mentally unfit under Section 4 of the 25th Amendment for the office the same day he swears the oath.
Anyway, here's hoping he and the rest of the Republicans don't get anywhere near the White House next year.
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BeccaM > Texndoc • 11 hours ago
Time and time again, both Trump and most of these amateurs have no real knowledge of the law and figure they can just do whatever the hell they want unless or until someone tries to stop them. An illegal patronage offer is kid's play considered against some of the crimes they're vowing to commit.
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McShane • 12 hours ago
I get the feeling that behind the scenes, this is how Trump treats Carson.
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Misterdangerous > McShane • 11 hours ago
Barbara Stanwyck! YAY!
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marshlc • 13 hours ago
Imagine for a moment if you will, Donald Trump as president.
"Mr President, Vladimir Putin on Line One."
"Just a minute, I'm checking my twitter feed."
"Mr President, urgent news from Syria!"
"Just a minute, I'm checking my twitter feed."
"Mr President, earthquake in California, thousands dead!"
"Just a minute....."
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chicago dyke > marshlc • 12 hours ago
why shouldn't americans want a president who acts just like they do?
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Xuuths > chicago dyke • 11 hours ago
I can think of a billion reasons.
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Acronym Jim > Xuuths • 11 hours ago
Ah, I see you're going by the geographical definition rather than the national one. Very fitting.
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Roy Biv > marshlc • 10 hours ago
This is so ridiculous and exactly why Trump deserves to be president. If Putin's on line one, Trump is on twitter direct messaging him already! If Syria's falling apart, best believe Trump already has #SyriaWTF already trending.
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Jean-Marc in Canada • 13 hours ago
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Todd20036 > Jean-Marc in Canada • 13 hours ago
Slightly off topic, but DAMN he is cute!
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RaygunsGoZap > Todd20036 • 13 hours ago
I love Scott Disick
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Jean-Marc in Canada > RaygunsGoZap • 13 hours ago
Yeah, I'd consider him.....but first I'd have to power-wash all the Kardashian off and out of him before usin.....er.....playing with him ;)
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Prion • 13 hours ago
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RainbowPhoenix • 13 hours ago
I've said this before: Trump is displaying a textbook case of Narcissistic Rage. It's a typical response to any perceived slight against a person who suffers from Narcissistic Personality Disorder. We definitely don't want someone like that as president. It was bad enough having someone like that almost become vice-president. No matter who wins the democratic primary, it's worth voting for them in the general just to keep this thing out of the Oval Office.
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Prion • 13 hours ago
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bkmn • 13 hours ago
To feel shame you have to have self-awareness.
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bryan • 13 hours ago
I guess it was when Chump referred to Dr Stabby as a psychopath and child molestor that was the deciding factor
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TampaDink > bryan • 12 hours ago
I can see why Ben might consider these to be compliments.
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Gustav2 • 13 hours ago
Palm Beach? Oh sir, you have no idea how that town works and why he needed to have everyone acceptable in his arriviste private club.
It was a bottom line business decision to get anyone in the door.
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Lazycrockett • 13 hours ago
So I do like how Drumpf's new tactic is subtle blackmail threats.
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popebuck1 > Lazycrockett • 13 hours ago
Well... "subtle" for him.
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Capritaur > Lazycrockett • 13 hours ago
"Subtle"
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Mb • 11 hours ago
I want to know exactly what he means by "save our nation." Save it from what? There are a lot of things wrong in this country but "save" it? It appears to me that we need to save it from the GOP.
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BeccaM > Mb • 11 hours ago
They want to 'save' it from everyone who isn't white, conservative, Christian, Republican (obviously), straight, and preferably male and wealthy.
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Mb > BeccaM • 10 hours ago
That's why I wish the ladies from the view had asked him that. Because what you said is clearly what he meant (ironically). I just would have like to see him stammer out some "reason" that we have to "save" America.
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Acronym Jim > Mb • 11 hours ago
Teh Gheys. You know, the ones destroying this country by getting all married & shit.
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BeccaM > Acronym Jim • 11 hours ago
I'm positive at this point my wife and I being together for most of two decades and finally being allowed to marry a few years ago is directly responsible for Kim Davis' serial acts of adultery and multiple divorces.
I suspect also that our mere existence caused her to lose all interest in styling her hair and in choosing to shop exclusively at K-Mart for her clothing.
We deeply apologize for the inconvenience to everyone.
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SoCalVet • 12 hours ago
in other words, he has no soul and doesn't really give a shit about the rights of women or blacks or mexicans.
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dcurlee • 12 hours ago
Couldn't get through the first video. It's even more oblivious while you are out of the race now. You know what just go on being Trumps Uncle Tom. As soon as it's all over he won't remember who you are
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Acronym Jim > dcurlee • 11 hours ago
Nonsense; a Lannister always repays his debts.
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Gigi • 13 hours ago
The ladies of The View impressed me today, especially the new (to me) woman sitting to the left of Whoopie. They asked some very poignant questions and held Carson's feet to the fire. The bobble heads of the corporate media could learn a few things from the way they conducted this interview.
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Dramphooey • 13 hours ago
I can actually hear "which is a total disaster" in his voice in my head as I read it. Depressing.
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pickypecker • 13 hours ago
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Good Shot Green > pickypecker • 13 hours ago
Nice eyebrows. Who's that cutie?
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Sashineb > Good Shot Green • 12 hours ago
Karl Stefanovic, an Australian news broadcaster, morning show host. He's always cracking up over something or another.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
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Good Shot Green > Sashineb • 12 hours ago
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ByronK • 12 hours ago
Creepy, prevaricating apologist. Raven looks like she's barely holding back one massive bitch-slap up the back of his head.
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ceeenbee • 12 hours ago
I'm sorry but, he is an absolute moron.
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hdtex • 12 hours ago
Trump says Carson will be a cabinet member in his administration. He's still deciding if it will be a kitchen cabinet or in the bathroom.
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TampaDink > hdtex • 12 hours ago
A tool cabinet might be apt.
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2patricius2 • 12 hours ago
"I'm a brain surgeon. The last brain I cut was my own."
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Ben in Oakland • 13 hours ago
Dear Dr. carson:
Y'know, it isn't rocket surgery.
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JT • 13 hours ago
The gifted hands were busy tying his tongue.
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Xuuths • 11 hours ago
Love how an idiot complains about something being a waste of time, but has clearly has been watching the program. Hypocrisy much? Oh, that's right, 24/7/365¼.
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TampaDink • 12 hours ago
How did they get their jobs? I believe that they were all hired (directly or indirectly) by "the great Barbara Walters".
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Cherry > TampaDink • 9 hours ago
Just Whoopi and Joy. Babs hasn't been in charge of the show since she retired a few years back.
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TampaDink > Cherry • 6 hours ago
I stand corrected. I was thinking (incorrectly) that she is still the executive producer.
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Versailles • 13 hours ago
All the candiadates are within the 1%, some the 0.005% or better yet. Can someone explain to me who this elite class is, provide names, and explain exactly why each of the candidates that denounce this club hasn't already acquired access to it. I think they went way too easy on him and should have called him on his codswallop. Everyone gets to have an imaginary friend or foe in America?
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chicago dyke • 13 hours ago
it's sort of absurd to bother with Carson. he's an also ran has been who never mattered in the first place. his only role was always and ever to "prove" the republican party is not racist. he got his 15 minutes, he "proved" republicans can like black people for a little while, so long as those blacks like jeebus enough, and then they all moved on. he was as real as a blow up doll, to their side.
the sick thing is that he ever rose to any prominence at all. thanks, American Media! wow, do you suck. you actually treated this idiot like he had something to say, like he wasn't asleep 90% of the time, like anyone gave a fuck he existed. as a fellow High Yella, i have to say: sell out for something real, my birther brother. i mean, like at least a billion. but no, he's too dumb to even play the Game, on the dumb people's side. Noor-Oh-Surgyn!
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popebuck1 • 13 hours ago
Hey, what was Carson supposed to do? Trump offered him a job!
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Phil2u • 13 hours ago
I'm sorry....I tried to watch this. It is too painfully embarrassing.
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The Sentinel • 13 hours ago
Whoopi is so incredibly fucking stupid and ignorant. "You're Ben Carson! Why would you align yourself with that?!"
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2karmanot • 13 hours ago
Poor Beni....but, he has improved a bit. He now believes the pyramids at Giza are actually cone-head mortuary monuments.
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Lazycrockett • 13 hours ago
When did they bring Joy back? I stopped watching after she left.
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TampaDink > Lazycrockett • 12 hours ago
I'm not sure....but recently saw a segment where Joy was talking with Marla Maples (a guest host?) about her ex husband & their wedding.
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EqualityForAll • 5 hours ago
I'll never refer to him as Dr. Stabby again. It's Dr. Stoopid from now on.
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Benny S. • 6 hours ago
Two comments.
#1 - In his defense of Donald Trump, one of the things Carson said was: "One of the ways you measure a person is you look at their children. And, how do their children act." Hey Carson, Sasha and Malia Obama behave very well!
#2 - Carson was asked by Joy if he wants a liar for the presidency. His response: "Tell me a politician who doesn't tell lies". I wish someone had then followed up with: "So, are you suggesting that you, Ben Carson, have told lies too when you were campaigning?"
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Gianni • 8 hours ago
This is the first time I've heard him actually speak with some volume and at a normal pace of speaking instead of that shrinking violet way he has portrayed all along. Beyond that, the single positive thing I can say is that, at least, he's not supporting Cruz.
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kaydenpat • 8 hours ago
They let him get off too lightly. Needed to go harder and not let him repeat so many talking points.
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1Truth1 • 8 hours ago
Ben Carson says all politicians are liars.... What does that make him??
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Reality.Bites > 1Truth1 • 4 hours ago
Well considering he's never been elected to a damn thing, a liar yes, but no politician.
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Robert Conner • 10 hours ago
Carson's new PAC: Pathological Negroes For Trump!
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CJAS • 10 hours ago
Carson endorsed Trump to extend time on camera. If he'd endorsed Cruz, would anyone invite him on to promote his book?
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Estrafalario • 10 hours ago
THIS was my favorite part of the whole thing.
Raven Symone's eyes!
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heimaey • 12 hours ago
Did he fall asleep during the interview?
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Octavio • 12 hours ago
Ben Carson is so much better than Trump? Hardly. They'll both sell us out in a New York Minute, just different reasons which, if viewed in a Ven diagram probably overlap considerably.
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Michael Rush • 12 hours ago
Donald loves the View ( the way he loves all women )
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Kerry • 12 hours ago
Rosie O’ Donnell on ABC View in attack mode.
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studd55 • 12 hours ago
Whoopie keeps saying "You're Ben Carson, you're better than this!"
Whoopie WTF. Ben Carson is a loser.
Why are you trying to make him out more than that?
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robindaybird > studd55 • 11 hours ago
Well, as someone posted upthread, until he unveiled his religious nutjobbery, he was considered a role model in the AA community for being a self-made success story - part of why he sunk so fast after his brief rise was people in that community becoming disillusioned with the broken pedestal.
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March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Politics
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This morning, Ben Carson appeared on The View and the hosts there dug way, way into him about his support of Donald Trump. They called the presidential candidate a racist and took Carson to task for endorsing someone who has called him “pathological” and compared him to a child molester in the past. They held nothing back and you can see it all here. Know who else saw it? Trump. The show isn’t even over for another 15 minutes and he has already taken to Twitter in an attempt to rake Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, and the rest of the cast over the coals.
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Reality Check • 15 hours ago
BREAKING: Time Warner has come out against the Georgia bill.
http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/2...
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Just Sayin' > Reality Check • 14 hours ago
Add Salesforce to the list too. The list is growing like the one to pressure Indiana into sanity.
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Reality Check > Just Sayin' • 12 hours ago
BREAKING : Salesforce CEO to also solicit CEO of Bank of America against new North Carolina hate law.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...
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CCleverly > Reality Check • 11 hours ago
Get out the popcorn.
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David Walker • 14 hours ago
Is there any indication that they'll do the same to North Carolina?
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TampaZeke > David Walker • 14 hours ago
Too late. It's already LAW in North Carolina. Corporations were silent while this, much more harmful, law was wisked through.
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Leo > David Walker • 14 hours ago
North Carolina isn't getting the same attention which is a bit frustrating - I suppose because it's been getting more attention for the bathroom angle.
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Mike C > Leo • 14 hours ago
Not from the film industry. One of reasons Georgia has all those film jobs is because the idiot government in North Carolina nixed it's tax credits years ago.
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David Walker > Mike C • 14 hours ago
Wow. The honorable members have a long history of doing what's wrong, don't they? "No. Stop. That might have a positive effect on the state and the people."
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Brad Lathem > David Walker • 14 hours ago
"No. Stop. That might have a positive effect on the state and the people."
Lol, the official GOP motto
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timncguy > Mike C • 14 hours ago
B.S. Disney says it won't film in GA anymore if they pass their law. DisneyABCTV is run out of Durham NC, why haven't they announced a pull out yet?
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guest > timncguy • 14 hours ago
Are you sure about this? I know WTVD is a Disney/ABC affiliate and all news info related to Disney/ESPN is accompanied by a disclaimer of association, but I've never heard anything about Disney/ABC being run from Durham.
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timncguy > guest • 13 hours ago
It is not just an affiliate. It is one of only 8 stations in the country that is fully OWNED by DisneyABC.
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GayOldLady > David Walker • 14 hours ago
Let's hope so!!! And let's hope they go after every State where these malicious laws exist.
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GayOldLady > GayOldLady • 14 hours ago
In 30 States we have no protection from Discrimination due to existing laws that accommodate discrimination on the grounds of religious freedom.
http://www.lgbtmap.org/equalit...
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guest > GayOldLady • 14 hours ago
The General Assembly has already pretty much killed the entertainment production business in NC already because it refused to offer the incentives that other states like Georgia did. There are still skeleton crews for some minor TV shows but it's nothing like it was 20 years ago.
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stuckinthewoods > guest • 14 hours ago
Link below has GA and KY giving the best tax incentives for film, 5 star. VA is only 2 star (despite touting itself) and now apparently NC is down to two, too.http://www.filmproductioncapit...
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David Walker > stuckinthewoods • 14 hours ago
Good. It was a fairly busy state for a while, and I'm glad to see that it's fallen behind. Not happy for the techies and actors, but happy that the income has fallen.
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guest > stuckinthewoods • 14 hours ago
A relative is a transportation captain based in Wilmington and from what he has said, most of the projects that used to come here are now going to Georgia, Louisiana, and Canada, with a few going to South Carolina.
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stuckinthewoods > guest • 14 hours ago
Unless the film is themed Colonial, without incentives why come? Part of a TV series called "Turn: Washington's Spies" filmed very near me in 2014. At that time they said their incentives were to expire here, couldn't renew until 2016, so would likely finish filming in GA.
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Circ09 > guest • 14 hours ago
TV/Movie industry has dried up considerably but don't forget about the smaller outfits still there doing commercial and digital work for various industrial & large multi-national corporations. That kind of work is still flourishing there because the infrastructure was already built with the talent available and it is way cheaper to do that kind of on-contract work because of its non-union status.
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karen in kalifornia > David Walker • 14 hours ago
Already signed. North Carolina is endless lawsuits waiting to happen.
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TampaZeke • 14 hours ago
The North Carolina law is MUCH worse than the one being considered in Georgia, but we haven't heard narry a peep out of corporate America about it.
The Georgia law says that religious people can ignore anti-discrimination laws. The NC law says that there can be no anti-discrimination laws to ignore.
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Blake Jordan > TampaZeke • 14 hours ago
The North Carolina bill was created, passed and signed into law within 2 days*... every other state took a lengthier process and gave big business more time to respond.
Or maybe North Carolina was already shit for big business anyway... so there are no substantive threats to make...
*Who knew rethuglicans could work that fast???
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TampaZeke > Blake Jordan • 9 hours ago
North Carolina actually has a lot of big business; maybe even more than Georgia at this point. It was trending blue and becoming a destination for businesses for a while but has since taken a hard right turn and is going to shit quickly.
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CCleverly > Blake Jordan • 11 hours ago
Who knew rethugs ever work.
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timncguy > Blake Jordan • 13 hours ago
The actual legal process happened in one day. But, the fight was going on in NC for several weeks. It started immediately after the non discrimination law was passed in Charlotte. Businesses had time to respond.
And, they could still respond after the fact anyway. Are you suggesting that the businesses responding to GA will just give up and not move ahead with consequences if the Governor actually signs the bill? Are they going to just say, oh well, our threats didn't work, so we'll just continue to do business in GA?
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David Walker > Blake Jordan • 13 hours ago
Hate is a powerful incentive.
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David Walker > TampaZeke • 14 hours ago
The HRC (our "flagship" organization, not the Democratic candidate) hasn't held a party to tell them what to do. Plus, so far, the only thing the US people know is that bathroom provision because the news organizations haven't done a good job of reporting. And I think there is a quota on how many LGBT news stories can be reported in a week and they've filled that with the GA one.
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Houndentenor > David Walker • 14 hours ago
What the national organizations need to do in these cases is work with, fund and support the local rights groups, not show up at the last minute with celebrities. that shit does not fly with locals and we ought to have learned that lesson by now.
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David Walker > Houndentenor • 13 hours ago
I agree completely. The nationals have the experience and can help the locals immeasurably. Many lifetimes ago, in the '60s, the "outside agitators" were hated and mistrusted. I'm sure that's still the case. Let the locals be the visible ones.
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TampaZeke > David Walker • 9 hours ago
I wish your comment was hyperbole, but alas I think it is accurate on all accounts.
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GayOldLady > TampaZeke • 13 hours ago
The TN State Legislature passed a Law several years ago that said no City or County in the State could pass a law that protected LGBT. They did this after the City of Nashville passed an ordinance not allowing discrimination in hiring based on sexual orientation and required City sub-contractors not to discriminate in hiring based on sexual orientation. So these State laws that make it legal to discriminate against our community are everywhere they're not just in GA or NC.
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TampaZeke > GayOldLady • 6 hours ago
I'm well aware of that. My question is how does corporate America decide when and which states they're going to take on and which ones they're going to sit quietly by with?
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guest > TampaZeke • 14 hours ago
The situation is different here in that it all happened so quickly that corporations didn't have time to form a response. The Georgia bill has been under consideration for almost a month now and the legislature was already in session. This NC thing came up while the legislature was adjourned and not in session. The bill was crafted to quickly that most of the members didn't see it until Wednesday morning. That's not to give a pass to corporations located here for not becoming more active, but this thing happened in a matter of days, not weeks like elsewhere.
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TampaZeke > guest • 6 hours ago
The very same night that Charlotte passed their anti-discrimination ordinance the Governor and Republicans in the House and Senate released public statements saying that they were going to do EXACTLY what they just did. This didn't happen in a couple of days and it didn't happen without warning. There was plenty of time to put together a corporate push back.
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bkmn • 14 hours ago
I hope these same people will let NC know that they will not be benefiting from any decision to pull out of GA.
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Craig S • 14 hours ago
New tagline on Georgia license plates: At least we aren't North Carolina.
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GayOldLady > Craig S • 14 hours ago
At least they aren't, AL, AK, AZ, AR, FL, ID, IN, KS, KY, LA, MI, MS, MO, MT, NE, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, SD, SC, TN, TX, VA, WV, WY.
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Gustav2 > GayOldLady • 13 hours ago
Hey, quit picking on Ohio. We voted for Obama twice and Hillary or Bernie will carry the state. And most of the rural folk really don't understand we don't have protections outside of the metro areas. ;-)
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GayOldLady > Gustav2 • 13 hours ago
I know.........It sort of reminds me of all of the anti-gay laws that the police were still using in the 90's to harass LGBT people when we were daring to have fun in gay bars that were to close to straight neighborhoods. They called them anti-sodomy laws, but they were really laws used to keep us in the closet or to make sure that we didn't behave gay in public. I'm sure you remember those days. Still, the truth is that the laws are there that allow discrimination, but no one notices them until some bigot decides that he/she doesn't want to serve us or hire us or rent to us.
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Octavio > GayOldLady • 12 hours ago
Was that actually still happening in the 90s? In the 70s and to some extent in the 80s, but by 1990 I never saw it, except for one instance where they closed down one of my favorite bars for having "underwear" nights. They pulled a food and public health card out of that particular city's hat to put that silliness down.
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GayOldLady > Octavio • 12 hours ago
It was much worse in the 70's & 80's of course, but we had several nightspots/restaurants that were in neighborhoods that decided we didn't fit in, even though they were zoned commercial. The PD harassed the owners and the patrons regularly. They threatened with everything from the sodomy laws to health code violations. Some went out of business altogether, some just moved to different neighborhoods.
Update.....I just checked to see when my home State overturned the laws. They were overturned in 1996 after a challenge by the ACLU. Most of the South didn't overturn their anti-sodomy laws until after Lawrence V. Texas in 2003.
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Octavio > GayOldLady • 12 hours ago
I'm not certain, but I doubt Utah has overturned/revoked their anti sodomy laws. But even that up tight bastion of reich wing bigotry pretty much quit bothering people as long as they weren't black and out on the streets after midnight. Something that is still a problem for all police departments in that state.
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Gustav2 > GayOldLady • 13 hours ago
Ohio got rid of the anti-sodomy laws in the late 1970's and I am much too young to remember the days before that! LOL
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GayOldLady > Gustav2 • 13 hours ago
You were too young? Right!!!!! Much of The South, unfortunately, didn't get rid of those laws until after Lawrence V. Texas in 2003. I believe some States still have them on the books even though they are technically unconstitutional.
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fuzzybits > GayOldLady • 4 hours ago
And Yellow Springs Ohio enacted a gay rights ordinance in 1979.
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Sporkfighter > Gustav2 • 11 hours ago
Who's your governor?
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Gustav2 > Sporkfighter • 11 hours ago
Gov Asshole, why do you ask? He can't help the ticket even if he would take VP
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Sporkfighter > Gustav2 • 9 hours ago
"Hey, quit picking on Ohio. We voted for Obama twice and Hillary or Bernie will carry the state."
Is schizophrenia especially common in Ohio?
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Gustav2 > Sporkfighter • 9 hours ago
It all depends on Democratic turnout. Kasich's re-elect was helped by 1) the D Lt Gov candidate had to drop out and be replaced. Then 2) the D Gov candidate had not been properly vetted. He also was caught making out with a woman in his car who was not his wife and didn't have a valid driver license for years. Not good for a former FBI employee.
When that was all exposed the D Gov campaign almost closed down, no appearances, no interviews, no ads the last weeks of the campaign. The turnout in heavily D areas like Columbus only had a 27% turnout of register voters. So Gov Kasich's landslide victory had almost an entirely Republican turnout.
Now as for his win in the primary against Trump. I have seen 5 to 7% of his vote were D's crossing over as an anti-Trump vote. And they will vote for Hillary or Bernie in the Fall.
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KT • 14 hours ago
There has been so much pressure for the Governor of GA to veto this bill from corporate America and national LGBT groups and hardly a peep yesterday when NC gutted all LGBT discrimination laws and made transphobia state law. Why does everyone have such a short attention span?
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biki > KT • 14 hours ago
It happened so lightning quick that it didn't give the corporations time to voice their disapproval. The GOP bigots had this offensive law written, and the battle plan laid out well in advance. This was a legal blitzkrieg.
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timncguy > biki • 13 hours ago
They have been openly planning the special session for weeks. This was not a secret plan that was just sprung on everyone yesterday. There was plenty of time for action. And, there is no reason not to take action still.
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Blake Jordan • 14 hours ago
Too bad this pressure could stop this law, but like Indiana, it won't improve the lives of LGBT+ citizens either... this is all to maintain the status quo.
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Todd20036 > Blake Jordan • 14 hours ago
Sad, true. But if the law goes to SCOTUS, I wonder if it could result in a federal level law.
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Nic Peterson > Todd20036 • 12 hours ago
Didn't Romer v Evans determine that states had no rational basis passing legislation like the NC nonsense?
Legal folk out there, any thoughts?
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Ragnar Lothbrok • 14 hours ago
Is he really going to drag this out until May ?
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David Walker > Ragnar Lothbrok • 14 hours ago
Primaries?
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E. J. > David Walker • 13 hours ago
Primaries already happened. The gov. has 40 days to sign or veto the bill. If he does nothing, the bill will automatically become law.....sort of the opposite of a pocket veto.
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David Walker > E. J. • 13 hours ago
Got it. PA FINALLY got a budget which will pass by the governor not signing it.
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Brian Moore • 15 hours ago
If this horrible bill goes through and Hollywood pulls out of Georgia, what series and movies could be affected.
The first one off the top of my head is The Walking Dead. What else?
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CB > Brian Moore • 14 hours ago
Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is currently shooting there with a 90-day planned shoot and a huge contingent of people. The Fast and Furious franchise is filmed out of there, as well. Moreover, production companies have relocated there and employed other people and there are people in the government whose job it is to attract this business.
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Brian Moore > CB • 14 hours ago
Time for a Guardians rewrite - Guardians of The Galaxy 2: Guardians go to Hawaii!
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Mark > Brian Moore • 14 hours ago
Or, Go to New Mexico - we have equal protection laws as well and already have the film studios and sound stages….
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TJay229 > CB • 14 hours ago
That's not the only movie being shot in GA Now....
Jamie Fox & Gerard Butler are shooting something there now.
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bkmn > Brian Moore • 14 hours ago
AMC came out yesterday saying they will move The Walking Dead out of Georgia if this law passes. I have been busy contacting businesses based in NC or that have a significant investment in NC, like Lowes, Bank of America and American Airlines, that I will no longer do business with them.
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Adam Schmidt > Brian Moore • 14 hours ago
It's not just film. The tax provisions that are drawing in film and TV also extend to video game developers and Georgia has been working for some time to try to bring some of the big publishers here with some limited success so far.
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Pollos Hermanos > Brian Moore • 14 hours ago
Archer.
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heimaey • 15 hours ago
I wonder if Hillary will thank him for his low-key LGBT activisim when he dies?
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Todd20036 > heimaey • 15 hours ago
Is that supposed to mean something?
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barracks9 > Todd20036 • 14 hours ago
It's a dig at Hillary for her cock-up over Nancy Reagan.
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JT > barracks9 • 14 hours ago
I've always loved the term "cock up".
"I try to make sure I have at least one cock up every day."
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Blake Jordan > JT • 14 hours ago
Up where?
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JT > Blake Jordan • 14 hours ago
"Up where we belong."
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Todd20036 > barracks9 • 14 hours ago
At least she owned up to her mistake.
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JT • 14 hours ago
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teeveedub • 14 hours ago
"We ain't listenin' to no damn librul Hollywood elites."
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bryan > teeveedub • 13 hours ago
'Yep, we only listen to Reagan, Charlton Heston, Clint Eastwood, Chuck Norris, Scott Baio, Jon Voight ......
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1Truth1 • 14 hours ago
Where is all the backlash against North Carolina? They actually passed an anti-LGBT bill that did not get vetoed.... And it seems to be worse than this one!
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Xuuths > 1Truth1 • 14 hours ago
Well, it was a one-day special session, for one thing.
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1Truth1 > Xuuths • 13 hours ago
Yea is was quick, but people knew it was coming. I'm hoping the backlash is swift and huge.
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timncguy > Xuuths • 13 hours ago
yes, it was a special session. But, it was in the works for weeks. The uproar started immediately after the non-discrimination law was passed in Charlotte. There was plenty of time for the same kind of response that GA is getting. And, there is no reason there can't still be a response after the fact.
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Ernest Endevor • 14 hours ago
Now I'm right in thinking that Georgia is a so-called right-to-work state, aren't I? So what the fuck were they doing there in the first place? That being said, this seems a sensible response. They don't want crews, actors, directors, writers, editors, etc, refusing to go there.
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Octavio > Ernest Endevor • 13 hours ago
Right to work states are places where non union/guild workers are allowed to work on permit. That is, SGA, IATSE and sister unions are allowed to issue work to non union members without charging union dues, among other things. Film companies love right to work states because they can substantially lower production costs by paying lower wages to the non union crew members. However, if you live in NY or CA it's rare that a young non union film crew technician can segue from film school/college to being a union member. So many people follow production companies to right-to-work states where they are able to actually get work in their selected fields and eventually join the local the union local in that state. Such are the vagaries of how union labor rules and state labor laws work.
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Ernest Endevor > Octavio • 13 hours ago
I'm a member of SAG. Also Equity. I abominate right-to-work states and the idea should be swept away with the rest of our Republican friends' ideas of how to further diminish workers' rights and wages. As for students, they can get exemptions and generous help from the union.
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David Walker > Ernest Endevor • 13 hours ago
A few years back, tour producers could bring in non-Equity actors after the tour lasted a certain amount of time. Then the tour companies simply sent out non-union productions. I thought IATSE and the other unions would have a fit, but nothing happened. We had an informational picket for the first two shows, and then it was just accepted.
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Ernest Endevor > David Walker • 13 hours ago
Troika productions, the leading exponent of non-union tours is part of Dodger Theatricals. In fact, it kept them afloat through some tough times. The League of producers has an agreement with the unions, Equity, IATSE, Musicians', etc, that they won't join in on the strikes of the other unions. This agreement was breached during the last actors' strike on Broadway when the musicians' union came out in support. The strike ended that day. Since we saw Broadway productions going out on tour with non-union cast and crew, Equity made major concessions and introduced a two tier system that does away with the most generous aspects of the old #1 tour contract. Needless to say, there are no #1 tours any more because Wicked can't possibly gross enough to cover such frills. I think since the two tier came into effect the non-union tours have stopped. I don't know. Its a while since I worked as an actor. I remember picketing in Cleveland when I was there with an out'of'town tryout and the Broadway revival of The Music Man showed up using all the B'way graphics and a completely non-union cast. Needless to say, I loved my union (most of it, don't get me started on the dread pink contract) and it has provided me with a pension and when I worked with health insurance.
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David Walker > Ernest Endevor • 13 hours ago
Yes. Thank you. It all comes back to me with a dull thud. I think "The Music Man" was the first non-union show to stop in Hershey...I remember picketing it, anyway. Thank you for the clarifications. I do remember the 1-day strike with the musicians' support. That one made me smile.
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rextrek1 • 14 hours ago
WALKING DEAD is headquartered /filmed in Ga.
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Octavio > rextrek1 • 13 hours ago
Good to know. Yet another reason for me to continue not watching it.
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bambinoitaliano • 13 hours ago
You know the whole racial issue Hollywood has in regards to the Oscar nomination this year? This is what they should do. Regardless it's discrimination against same sex and transgender or racial minority. Use their financial and economy strength to pressure these bigots to change the laws. Not lip services.
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Mark McGovern • 13 hours ago
Awesome!
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S1AMER • 13 hours ago
To all you out there who are so frequently down on HRC:
This is the sort of thing they are very, very good at. This is the sort of thing that gets attention from lots of people who are straight and not generally informed about discrimination against us. This is the sort of thing you can do when you have lots of contacts in government and entertainment and the media. And this is the reason why I, and many other people, are members and supporters of HRC.
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timncguy > S1AMER • 13 hours ago
If they are so good at it, why did they not bother for North Carolina? Can't they handle two locations at once?
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Reality.Bites > timncguy • 13 hours ago
Because
A: NC passed and signed their legislation in a day
B: They don't have a film industry to threaten
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timncguy > Reality.Bites • 12 hours ago
A. Wrong. The "special session" was in the planning stages for weeks when action could have been taken. It wasn't a secret that it was coming.
B. Wrong. TV shows such as "Homeland" are produced in NC.
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Octavio > Reality.Bites • 12 hours ago
Yeah, and they can only get Cher and other fabulous celebs to come out and make a big hissy fit. HRC has no markers to call in when it comes to politicians and captains of industry 'cause those types don't sparkle as much at cocktail party galas.
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chicago dyke • 13 hours ago
this whole GA thing has been very interesting to observe, i'll say that before reading the links and comments.
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EdmondWherever • 14 hours ago
Hooray! Kathy Kennedy!
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sherman > EdmondWherever • 13 hours ago
Miss her.
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EdmondWherever > sherman • 12 hours ago
She's the new "George Lucas" over at Lucasfilm, and she's been a colleague of his and Spielberg's for decades. She's great.
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Gianni • 8 hours ago
The Georgia legislators don't give a rat's ass about any list of Hollywood stars' signatures. They are too concerned about pleasing their bigoted, hateful voters and getting their souls into heaven by showing God how rotten they can be toward gay people.
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PDQ • 10 hours ago
So far Tyler Perry seems to be MIA. Tyler Perry Studios is headquartered in Atlanta. I could see his movie character Madea being all up in arms and willing to sign the petition. Too bad Tyler himself can't find it in himself to do the same.
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Buford • 11 hours ago
We'll see just how 'deeply-held' those religious beliefs are when they start impacting a brother's paycheck.
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Sporkfighter • 11 hours ago
I'd threaten ti never go to Georgia or North Carolina, but really, I wouldn't go there anyway. I don't take airline flights that pass over Texas.
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CCleverly • 11 hours ago
How would you feel if/when your economy tanks. That's one thing but the real message is DON'T BE HATEFUL BIGOTS.
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SoCalVet • 11 hours ago
No Elton John? Doesn't he live in Atlanta?
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TheSpinMonkey • 12 hours ago
Thankfully corporate support helps put these bigoted GOP lawmakers in check.
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Ninja0980 • 13 hours ago
Sad to say, even though this bill will likely be vetoed, there is still no statewide protections for LGB folks in 29 states, 33 for Trans.
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Octavio > Ninja0980 • 13 hours ago
How can it be vetoed? The Republicans have majority in both state Senate and House.
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johncAtl > Octavio • 12 hours ago
The bill passed the House 101-65 and the Senate 37-18. An override would require 135 and 42 votes respectively. The makeup of the House is 119(R), 60(D) and 1(I). The makeup of the Senate is 38(R) and 18(D).
It's unlikely the governor's veto would be overridden.
And in the best news of all the Georgia legislature's 2016 session ends tonight at midnight. So they can't do any further damage until next January.
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Octavio > johncAtl • 12 hours ago
I'm well aware. See my response below.
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Ninja0980 > Octavio • 12 hours ago
I don't think they have the numbers to over ride it though.
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Octavio > Ninja0980 • 12 hours ago
That was my question to you. You wrote "even though this bill will likely be vetoed . . . ." It most likely will not be vetoed.
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johncAtl > Octavio • 12 hours ago
I suspect Deal will veto the bill once the legislative session ends tonight. He cares much more about corporations and money than he does about religion.
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Rex • 13 hours ago
I hope this works. States who support discrimination should be hit where it hurts the most. They're going to find out that their narrow minded ways are slowly slipping away as each generation becomes more inclusive.
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boatboy_srq • 13 hours ago
Wait. Kristin Chenoweth signed this? I thought she was a full-blown Trumpet.
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KT > boatboy_srq • 13 hours ago
I think you might be confusing her with someone else. She has always been a huge LGBT ally even though she is very religious.
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Houndentenor • 14 hours ago
Hollywood celebrities weighing in on local matters tends to backfire. Locals often resent people who've never shown any interest in their area before swooping in and telling them what to do. We need local business and political leaders to speak up or at least those with strong ties to the area. We saw this with HERO. It doesn't work and I'm not sure why the lbgt rights organizations don't know that...oh right...they are in NYC and DC and LA and not part of those local communities either.
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boatboy_srq > Houndentenor • 14 hours ago
Tourism is also a huge industry, but tourists avoiding unpleasant places doesn't produce the same backlash, even though everyone hates tourists. How much resistance to "Hollywood elites" making public statements about local affairs stems from hatred of elites - and how much from hatred of manifest examples that their cultural hierarchy is neither universal nor ideal?
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Houndentenor > boatboy_srq • 2 hours ago
I don't think anyone likes outsiders coming in and telling them what to do. That goes for everyone in every place. Add to that the fact that a lot of people feel that the "elites" look down on them so they especially resent such people, especially when they've never seen them address any local issues before. If this was the local girl or boy who hit it big but still maintained strong times to the community, that might be one thing. But for them to fly in on a private jet and tell everyone how to run their local affairs, that's not going to go well. Reverse it and think how it would go over for people from the Bible Belt to fly in to NYC or LA and lecture the locals on which ordinances to pass? Does that sound like a strategy? Of course not.
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timncguy • 14 hours ago
Why does Hollywood hate North Carolina?
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guest > timncguy • 14 hours ago
Because Hollywood hates NC. It's all those California libruls, doncha know. We have the greatest state in the union and they should feel honored and thankful that we would allow them to come here and film. /s
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guest > guest • 14 hours ago
That should ready NC hates Hollywood.
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timncguy > guest • 14 hours ago
The question is why isn't Hollywood giving the same attention to the far worse bill just passed in NC as compared to the visible actions they are taking in Georgia???
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David Walker > timncguy • 14 hours ago
Because all anybody knows about it is the fucking bathroom thing. The entire pile of shit needs to be made public, including the Democrats walking out. Plus the HRC (organization, not candidate) hasn't held a fundraising party for that one. No party, no action.
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Circ09 > timncguy • 14 hours ago
Yep. Plenty of production goes on in North Carolina too.
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HOLLYWOOD: Movie Industry Bigwigs Urge Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal To Veto Anti-LGBT Bill
March 24, 2016 Entertainment, LGBT News
A coalition of major Hollywood figures have signed a joint letter urging Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to veto his state’s pending anti-LGBT bill. Among the boldface names are Rob Reiner, Lee Daniels, Anne Hathaway, Julianne Moore, Gus Van Sant, and Harvey Weinstein. Read it below. The letter was coordinated by the Human Rights Campaign, which earlier this week pressured Disney into vowing to boycott Georgia should the bill be signed into law.
Dear Governor Deal,
As leaders in the entertainment industry, we have deep concerns about H.B. 757, which would sanction discrimination against LGBT people and others in Georgia.
As you know, Atlanta is often referred to as the Hollywood of the South. During the last fiscal year, at least 248 films and television productions were shot in Georgia, adding at least $1.7 billion in direct spending to the state’s economy. Additionally, the entertainment industry helped to bring more than 100 businesses to Georgia through relocation or expansion in the past fiscal year. Only two states — California and New York — have a larger entertainment industry footprint and both have statewide non-discrimination protections on the books. Unfortunately, Georgia not only lacks such protections, but could soon move from a bad situation to worse with H.B. 757.
We pride ourselves on running inclusive companies, and while we have enjoyed a positive partnership on productions in Georgia, we will plan to take our business elsewhere if any legislation sanctioning discrimination is signed into state law.
We urge you to veto H.B. 757 and send a strong message that Georgia will not tolerate discrimination against citizens, employees and visitors to the state.
Thank you in advance for your consideration of this urgent issue.”
Ali Adler, Writer and Producer
Greg Berlanti, Writer and Producer
Matt Bomer, Actor & Simon Halls, Publicist
Dustin Lance Black, Screenwriter and Filmmaker
Bradley Bredeweg, Executive Producer and Showrunner
Kristin Chenoweth, Actress and Singer
Diablo Cody, Writer, Producer and Director
Bruce Cohen, Producer
Lee Daniels, Producer and Director
Dana Fox, Writer and Producer
John Goldwyn, Producer
James Gunn, Writer and Director
Anne Hathaway, Actress
Alan Hergott, Entertainment Attorney
Nina Jacobson, Producer
Dan Jinks, Producer
Kathy Kennedy, Producer
Zoe Kravitz, Actress
Bryan Lourd, Talent Agent
Seth MacFarlane, Producer and Filmmaker
Laurence Mark, Producer
Frank Marshall, Producer and Director
Neil Meron, Producer
Julianne Moore, Actress
Ryan Murphy, Producer
Peter Paige, Executive Producer and Showrunner
Rob Reiner, Actor, Director and Producer
Sarah Schechter, Producer
Adam Shankman, Director and Producer
Aaron Sorkin, Screenwriter and Producer
Marisa Tomei, Actress
Gus Van Sant, Producer and Director
Harvey Weinstein, Producer and Film Studio Executive
Craig Zadan, Producer and Director
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The View Panel Rips Into Ben Carson Over His Endorsement Of “Racist” Donald Trump [VIDEOS]
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Politics 117 Comments
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Via Mediaite: This morning, Ben Carson appeared on The View and the hosts there dug way, way into him about his support of Donald Trump. They called the presidential candidate a racist and took Carson to task for endorsing someone who has called him “pathological” and compared him to a child molester in the past. They held nothing back and ...
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HOLLYWOOD: Movie Industry Bigwigs Urge Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal To Veto Anti-LGBT Bill
March 24, 2016 Entertainment, LGBT News 128 Comments
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A coalition of major Hollywood figures have signed a joint letter urging Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to veto his state’s pending anti-LGBT bill. Among the boldface names are Rob Reiner, Lee Daniels, Anne Hathaway, Julianne Moore, Gus Van Sant, and Harvey Weinstein. Read it below. The letter was coordinated by the Human Rights Campaign, which earlier this week pressured Disney ...
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TRAILER: Deepwater Horizon
March 24, 2016 Movies 33 Comments
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The A.V. Club recaps: The Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010 was the largest accidental marine oil spill in the history of the petroleum industry, and an ecological disaster. BP was ultimately held responsible by the U.S. justice system (well, as much as a huge corporation can be these days) but the first trailer for Peter Berg’s Deepwater Horizon offers ...
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Rudy Giuliani: Hillary Helped Found ISIS [VIDEO]
March 24, 2016 Crackpots, Terrorism 157 Comments
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Via Politico: Hillary Clinton could be considered a founding member of the Islamic State, according to Rudy Giuliani. Speaking to Bill O’Reilly on Fox News, the former New York City mayor said that the Democratic front-runner “helped create ISIS” through her involvement with President Barack Obama’s efforts to withdraw from Iraq. “If you are talking about doing what she wants ...
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Legal Groups To North Carolina: Get Ready For Lawsuits
March 24, 2016 LGBT News, Religion 138 Comments
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Via press release: Today, Lambda Legal, the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of North Carolina, and Equality North Carolina condemned North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory signing into law a sweeping anti-LGBT measure, HB 2, and announced that the organizations are exploring legal challenges to the discriminatory law. “We expect the ACLU’s and Lambda Legal’s Legal Help Desks will light ...
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Retweeted Last Night By Donald Trump
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Infighting Is Funny 200 Comments
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And the feud over their wives continues. NBC reports: Ted Cruz warned Donald Trump not to “attack women” Thursday after the Republican frontrunner appeared to escalate the personal feud over their wives. “Donald, real men don’t attack women,” the Texas senator wrote after the billionaire retweeted an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz. The exchange came after Trump showed no sign ...
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ARGENTINA: Obama Does The Tango [VIDEO]
March 24, 2016 News, Politics 57 Comments
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NPR reports: When in Rome — or in this case, Buenos Aires. President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama (right) tango with dancers during the state dinner in Argentina on Wednesday. President Obama danced the famous Argentine tango with a lithe dancer in a shimmery gold dress during the official state dinner at the Centro Cultural Kirchner in Buenos Aires, ...
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ARIZONA: GOP Maricopa County Recorder Won’t Resign Over Primary Voter Suppression [VIDEO]
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Politics 178 Comments
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News outlets nationwide have reported on the mess in Arizona’s Mariciopa Country, the state’s most populous, where primary voters waited for hours due to a 70% reduction in the number of polling places. The GOP official who made that call says she won’t resign. Via the Arizona Republic: Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell took responsibility for the hours-long lines at ...
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TRAILER: A Road To Home
March 24, 2016 documentaries, LGBT News 10 Comments
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From the Ali Forney Center: Youth homelessness is one of the most severe disparities faced by the LGBT community. While comprising only about 5% of the overall youth population, LGBT youth make up 40% of the nation’s homeless youth population. The response to this crisis has been meager. While there are an estimated 500,000 homeless youths in the country, 200,000 ...
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World’s Largest Psychiatric Association Calls For End To Ex-Gay Torture And Legalization Of Homosexuality
March 24, 2016 Civil Rights, LGBT News 24 Comments
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From the National Center for Lesbian Rights: Today, the world’s largest organization of mental health professionals—representing more than 200,000 people in 118 countries—called for an end to the discredited practice of “conversion therapy,” which is linked to serious harms, including depression, substance abuse, and suicide. In a statement issued today, the World Psychiatric Association (WPA) says: “WPA believes strongly in ...
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Tweeted Today By Montana Gov. Steve Bullock
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, LGBT News 192 Comments
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JMG reader Mike points us to the above message from Democratic Montana Gov. Steve Bullock, who slams North Carolina and plugs tourism to his state in one tweet. Bullock is running for reelection against nutjob software mogul and anti-LGBT activist Greg Gianforte, who is a major donor to Focus On The Family and the Heritage Foundation. In addition to funding ...
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Comedian Gary Shandling Dies At Age 66
March 24, 2016 Entertainment 72 Comments
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Variety has the story: Comedian, actor, writer and producer Garry Shandling, known for “It’s Garry Shandling’s Show” and “The Larry Sanders Show,” has died, TMZ reported on Thursday. He died at an L.A. hospital on Thursday, according to the outlet. A cause of death has not been released. He was not known to be suffering from any illnesses, and just ...
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PETITION: Allow Open Carry At GOP Convention
March 24, 2016 Crackpots, Teabagistan 326 Comments
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From the petition: In July of 2016, the GOP will host its convention at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Though Ohio is an open carry state, which allows for the open carry of guns, the hosting venue—the Quicken Loans Arena—strictly forbids the carry of firearms on their premises.According to the policy on their website, “firearms and other weapons ...
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Alex Newell – Basically Over You [AUDIO]
March 24, 2016 Gay Artists, Pop Music 10 Comments
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As a break from today’s political hell, how about some big belting gay diva disco? Below is a JMG exclusive remix of the hot new track from Glee star Alex Newell, who is currently touring to support Adam Lambert. Newell’s EP Power is now available at iTunes and Amazon.
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Cruz Explodes: Trump Is “Sniveling Coward” [VIDEO]
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Infighting Is Funny 234 Comments
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Whoa. We’re another step closer to a literal cage match. Via Mediate: Donald Trump and Ted Cruz have been going at it in the last few months, as the two top Republicans vying for the presidential nomination are expected to do. Trump accused Cruz of being ineligible for the presidency due to being born in Canada and Cruz laughed it ...
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FLORIDA: Gov. Rick Scott Demands That Obama Stop “Gallivanting” In Latin America And Visit His State
March 24, 2016 Crackpots, Teabagistan 220 Comments
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“Following the gruesome terrorist attacks in Brussels earlier this week, President Obama chose to continue gallivanting across the communist country of Cuba with the Castros. Now, he is dancing the tango in Argentina. Not only do I believe that President Obama should immediately return to America, I am inviting him today to come to Florida and address the concerns of ...
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ISIS Uses Trump In Brussels Propaganda Video
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Terrorism 26 Comments
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Watch below. Via the UK’s Mirror: ISIS have released a new video following the Brussels attacks that features Donald Trump. The chilling video opens with a message in Arabic followed by an image of Trump, saying Brussels is now ‘an absolute horror show’. Trumps voice is heard saying: “Brussels was one of the great cities, it was one of the ...
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Trump Mocks Backers Of Cruz In New Clip [VIDEO]
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Politics 30 Comments
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The Hill reports: Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is using quotes from people who have endorsed rival Ted Cruz in a video attacking the Texas senator. The video, posted on Instagram, highlights quotes Cruz’s former rivals for the GOP nomination made before they dropped out and endorsed him. It starts with an interview with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who ...
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KENTUCKY: Compromise Reached On Marriage Licenses
March 24, 2016 LGBT News, Marriage Equality 155 Comments
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The Kentucky GOP’s plan for a separate marriage license for gay couples has been shot down. Via McClatchyDC: Kentucky would have a single marriage license for straight and gay couples under a compromise plan backed by Republican Gov. Matt Bevin and the Democrat-controlled House Judiciary Committee. The proposed form would allow applicants to identify themselves as bride, groom or spouse ...
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Tony Perkins Unveils Some Of Ted Cruz’s “Religious Liberty” Plan To Roll Back Federal LGBT Rights
March 24, 2016 2016 Election, Duggar, Hate Groups 109 Comments
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And of course the news comes via Todd Starnes. “I am absolutely convinced in my discussions with the senator that religious liberty will be a lot better off in America with a Cruz administration,” said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council and Chair of Cruz’s Religious Liberty Advisory Council. The council released exclusively to me its initial recommendations ...
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