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The force of this clip here is about as efficacious and germane as it was in the original context. The gift that keeps on giving, like Trump's legacy.

What should we take seriously? When should we take anything seriously? I'm glad you've figured out how to live a life of perfection. Noam Chomsky has marveled at the average American's ability to call into a sports talk radio with savant-like knowledge of the minutiae of a given sport. It's...

This and dozens of other ways have shown us how shockingly fast our democracy could be challenged. Is it any wonder that democracy has had a hard time in other countries, particularly those countries in which the U.S. has tried to establish democracy? When an aspiring dictator makes a very real...

That's never been my point at all. The Hatch Act was established for a reason, but it seems that Trump cares nothing for our institutions and procedures anyway during an election, so let's throw this one away too.

I can relate with str8line on this. It's not just a difference of opinion in this election. It's a bit like a line in the sand. Many of you who hate both candidates and feel that there is no difference between them probably do have a hard time understanding his feelings. I personally know no...

This is what I'm claiming, i.e., that there is anti-Clinton sentiment within the FBI which has led to innocuous actions (on the face of it) that have benefited Trump. The actions are de facto pro Trump. Without any new evidence on the emails, the timing is "inconceivable," as Bill Weld says, and...

I was absolutely taken by a troll. Please remove this thread. Embarrassing as hell.

A. Not my link, but Comey's timing is "inconceivable," as Bill Weld states. B. Comey had no qualms about saving his reports on Trump's Russian ties because, by his own words, he did not want to interfere in the election (where was his fear of political repercussions then?), so why not do the...

It's hard to tell your point because you don't state it. Either way, all of my points are still 100% relevant. "Agents of the GOP" are your words, and I'm not going to interpret your statement, so if you want to state it, good on ya. Comey has been hesitant throughout to report on the...

Trump has been inching closer and closer to a political system that is void of branches of government with a dictator at its head who marshals the masses, if not de jure, de facto. Seeing how the Republican senators and congressmen/-women cowered to him and came back to endorse him after *****...

This article, written by Christopher Hitchens, who died nearly five years ago, has nothing to do with the timing of Comey's amorphous letter and announcement, which have obviously affected the election, and therefore seem to be a violation of the Hatch Act. If Clinton has broken the law, then...

OK, bro.

Have we really come to using quotes around the word facts. There are facts about Trump's interaction with minorities. You can disagree that A + B = C, but you can't disagree with the A or B in as much as we as humans determine facts, unless your "opinion" is that the facts are always negotiable...

This is entertaining!

1) Everyone is entitled to his/her own opinion. Despite this fact, the method of "I FEEL this way about the politicians" is dangerously flawed. Like in anything, EVIDENCE and ACTIONS matter. Speculating about the REAL candidate dismisses anything a candidate has said or done. I think Clinton...

Those were the days we actually had celebrities at the games too. Carrot Top and Jared from Subway watching the game together at :16, Amazing!!

Dirk's always been a superb defender. I love the guy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSDd6DyMprw

Having studied a lot of ancient history, I am much more cynical. It's easy to see the rise and fall of civilizations when you speak in terms of centuries. All it takes is one man or woman to change the course of history forever. Trump is by far and away the most uniquely horrific demagogue that...

Clinton's more like a slight burn...I see your point.

In 2020, more racist backwards-thinking geezers will be dead, more young people will be able to vote, and conservatives will have four years to galvanize some sort of legitimate platform. No guarantee that Clinton will even run again.