"This is the homeless man Katie Quackenbush shot x2"

Don't worry. That's just the economic insecurity talking...

"To be honest, thought you were Reince."

For all of our friends out there in Trumpansistan:

It's pretty much self-evident that Hillary haters are either Russian trolls...

Or DUPES of Russians trolls who can't help having Hillary live in their heads rent free.

This post is just to help any wingers reading this who have had thoughts about anything other than hating her lately.

Make sure to wave!

Trumpanzees are already blaming Democrats for GOPrs failure to pass immigration fixes six months off

The GOPrs are in charge and these people won't hold them or Trump accountable for anything. The thing is that lots of OTHER people will, CEOs, Latino citizen voters, anyone with a freaking conscience. And all of this is happening just as it's time to get ready for the mid-terms.

The memories will be nice and fresh for sure.

Asking Dems to bail GOPrs out by demanding that they vote for Trump's stupid wall is an admission that they're incompetent. These fuckers are supposed to be in charge and they can't even legislate themselves out of a paper bag. Not to mention the fact that the list of things to accomplish is already full this year.

The clock's-a-ticking, Eddie Munster and The Turtle.

Anyone have some fresh popcorn?

In the past few weeks we've seen a white woman murdered with a high powered automobile...

We've seen an anxious white woman, who was a drunk driving suspect, being assuaged by a police lieutenant, telling her that cops "only shoot black people," and lastly there we've seen a white nurse who was brutally arrested by a cop because she had the temerity to do her job, follow appropriate rules and abide by the law.

And in all three cases, the outrage on behalf of these victims by decent people everywhere was swift, sympathetic and vocal. That was as it should have been, of course.

However, I wonder if the same would have been the case had in each of those cases had the only difference been the victim was black or brown. Because we've seen plenty of outrageous injustices inflicted upon black and brown people by white authorities and others over recent years without it resonating at all... Especially when it seems that the only people expressing that outage were black and brown people along with a relatively negligible number of white allies.

As we've just seen in the previously mentioned cases, white lives and the lives of white women in particular DO matter. But we also have to ask ourselves, when in this country will the lives of black (and brown) people also matter commensurately and concurrently?

That's of course the message of Black Lives Matter... Which was actually a warning to all whites: What has happened to us, can happen to you as well.

Anyone out there listening?