Recent Comments

1. about 14 hours ago on Chip Bok

   GUILTY; GUILTY; GUILTY: Now his minions are proud supporters of a CONVICTED FELON. No doubt they’ll sleep well knowing that they really don’t believe in law and order or the rule of law.

2. about 14 hours ago on Chip Bok

   CONVICTED FELON DONALD J TRUMP

3. about 14 hours ago on Matt Wuerker

   It’s not all of Washington. It is the Republican party that has turned its back on governing. And they have gone farther than political posturing: they are now only weak performance artist wannabes.

4. about 14 hours ago on Clay Bennett

   After at least 50 years the long time crook Trump is now a CONVICTED FELON. Hats off to the impartial jury of his peers and to the New York prosecutor who had the moxie and courage to bring this criminal to at least a modicum of justice. Long overdue.

5. about 14 hours ago on Chip Bok

   This was a case involving the rule of law and law and order, which the trump apologists clearly do not believe in. Nothing more. They doth protest too much because their false god has been exposed as the criminal that he is by a jury of his peers. Denial of our rule of law, the foundation of what it means to be America, just because the convicted felon, is a cult’s false god is a clear demonstration of how un-American and how unpatriotic the cultists are. Shame on them!

6. 1 day ago on Mike Luckovich

   Well, Alito’s Letter of Independence from his wife is really weird but is actually very revealing and can explain the ridiculous views he expressed in his Dodd opinion: His anti-abortion stance is a reaction to his wife’s independence. He’s a ‘conservative’ Catholic Christian stuck in a marriage where his wife has the controlling interest. So he takes out his inability to follow his Bible (the parts where men are the head of the household), in his personal life on the women of America. It also explain his delight in quoting a 17th century misogynist jurist who said men can’t be prosecuted for raping their wives and put women to death as witches. So since Alito can’t be the man of the house that he imagines, he makes law for a time when men were men and women were owned and subservient. He is not only corrupt, he’s SICK.

7. 1 day ago on Mike Luckovich

   That’s because it’s an image of himself, except the image is not orange and not atop a pedestal.

8. 3 days ago on Robert Ariail

   It’s too late for her: she didn’t get down on her knees, kiss and lick his diapered behind soon enough. Now she’s trying to lay prostrate before the unholy Orange Cow in the unrealistic hope that all will be forgiven. The Orange Cow sees all and not only never forgives, it never forgets, and it always seeks revenge.

9. 3 days ago on Mike Luckovich

   The yes voters on the dementia test proudly proclaim themselves to be (choose 1)

   a) amoral, b) immoral, c) ignorant, d) anti-American (since America IS an idea based on classical liberalism, which Trump rejects), e) all of these

   I suspect that if we were to look at Trump’s skull before he pastes his hair down we would clearly see the number 666. Satan’s spawn would be charismatic and attract the worst impulses and instincts in people

10. 4 days ago on Jeff Danziger

    So back in the early 1970’s, I took a course in Math, designed for non-majors, at a very large urban university with notable football and basketball teams. There were about 90 students in the class, mostly male. I soon came to realize most of the guys were on the football and other sports squads. The class was actually a grade school math class, you know, learning how to work with fractions, learning how to make and read a graph, etc. The professor had weekly 10 point tests, a mid-term worth 30 points and a final worth 50 points, but never fully explained how the final grade was determined. So after the mid-term + 1 week, I and some others in the class had accumulated over 90 points. In the first class after the mid-term + 1 test, the professor looks at the class and says, "What are all of you doing in here. If you accumulated 90 or above, get out. You got your A, you shouldn’t be here any more. So by my count about 15 or 20 of us left and I don’t think any of us were the athletes. That left about 70 in the class. The course counted as college math.