How are 4k driver's license photos even constitutional?

I feel like a presidential candidate talking about using the national guard and/or military against his political enemies should be a bigger deal.

There seems to be a lot of outrage generated that just stems from some random dude on social media. Course, there are times I get real upset about "the right" based on a few posts and it takes effort to step back and remember that a few random people on the Internet don't represent anything.

"If you're explaining, you're losing."

Just did my company's annual ethics training. It made me wonder what the Weyland-Yutani ethics training must be like.

My business plan. Earn $100 as liberal opinion writer, then become become disillusioned ex-liberal conservative opinion writer and earn $100 million.

Any day with a new Books Could Kill episode is just a little brighter.

It's just talk, there's nothing to worry about. Also, I'd like to say I think all the Supreme Court Justices are wonderful people, even the ̶c̶o̶r̶r̶u̶p̶t̶ ̶o̶n̶e̶s̶ ones with emotional support billionaires.

I know people will say this is just Trump being Trump, but this sort of talk should be more disturbing from a presidential nominee.

It's just a way of saying "I don't believe him" without really saying it. I mean, if your SO were to ask you to back him/her up over how something went down and you say "I don't not believe that you're right" then that conversation isn't likely to end well.