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Agree.

Ironically, there was a period in this country when the Irish were despised about as much as Latinos and Hispanics are right now.

It was AMC. She didn't go into great detail, but she said she was unhappy with the direction AMC had been taking.

Gee, I wonder what this all means for Michael Weatherly and for "Bull."

Trump has truly brought us back to the 1980's. It always comes down to two things: sex, and money; and either together or separately, both have toppled great (and not-so-great) leaders since the beginning. Yep.

Equally laughable, though, was integrating Richard and Edmund into Springfield society. India von Halkein's presence always stretched credibility, yet Mary Kay Adams was such an asset to the show that you could overlook a baron's daughter taking up residence in the Midwest. Could you really say the same for Bradley Cole or David Andrew Macdonald? The "blonde people" weren't the only things tacky and poorly lit. GL really showed how far Paul Rauch's production aesthetic had declined since his days producing AW. Even his peak years at OLTL weren't marred by such godawful production values. To think, though, Hogan Sheffer chose to write for ATWT over GL because, in his opinion, ATWT seemed to be the more realistic show (or something like that).

I hope the UK gives revoking their withdrawal from the EU serious thought. #Brexit has become such a colossal mess, leaving me to wonder why they bothered in the first place. Or to D.B. Cooper's love child, Stephen Miller.

With all due respect, Toxic, let it go.

Let's be honest: Trump has probably forgotten who Pence is or what he does for a living.

Is it just me, or does anyone else suspect Trump might phase out the position of Chief of Staff altogether?

Yes, R. Kelly, that's exactly how you should have handled the matter. Dumbass.

Considering some of the lulus we've encountered over the years, that's saying something.

Yep.

For the love of God, would someone -- Errol, Toups, someone -- please fix the damn Ignore Users feature? And if you can't do that, then just do us all a favor and ban this sanctimonious Nazi [!@#$%^&*]?

Tell whoever writes your dialogue that it's too on-the-nose. Also, eat [!@#$%^&*] and die, you [!@#$%^&*] Nazi.

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There was nothing that said Brandon couldn't have fathered another illegitimate child (aside from Victoria and Amanda) while married to Alan and Alexandra's mother.

God bless the Obamas. I don't think I could shake that man's hand. That is, I couldn't shake it, without having some hand sanitizers at the ready.

Really? Oops. Guess I gotta take back what I said before. Sorry, Hugh!

What do you expect from a man who once was busted for picking up a hooker?

We should also mention that Prinz was on RYAN'S HOPE during its' final year, portraying Sister Mary Joel, who, if I'm not mistaken, turned out to be Jack Fenelli's biological mother (after being his sort of guardian/godmother figure throughout his life).

I see the title "The Makings of You" and my mind goes immediately to this: I understand why Becky had to be the character with the "surprise pregnancy," but I wish it had been Darlene instead. Ah, the '90's. When everything was emo, and you couldn't tell whether two people were in love, in like or in angst. I think I've said this before, but Ames McNamara is exactly the kind of child performer the original series wouldn't have hired. I'm sure he's a sweet kid IRL, but there's something about him that is too "on" for my taste. He'd be more convincing on a FOX or Disney Channel sitcom. Geena and her daughter are little more than someone checking off a box and making sure there's something (or someone) for every viewer. As do Mark, the Muslim neighbors and the guy who (I think) works as the bartender at the Mexican restaurant where Becky also works. At this rate, I expect the next new character to be Asian, blind and/or paralyzed.

Why worry over whether the Russians will interfere in more elections when we're doing a damn good job of that on our own? George H.W. Bush was not one of the greatest leaders. However, he certainly deserves our nation's respect far more than the man currently occupying the WH.

Because, all they see (or choose to see) are folks who purport to think as they do: that we should say "Merry Christmas" and not "Happy Holidays"; that everyone should salute the flag and recite the Pledge of Allegiance under penalty of law; that abortion is murder, homosexuality an abomination, and transgenderism an excuse to rape people in public restrooms; that the Jews have all the money and the media is controlled by the "East Coast liberal elites" and therefore our enemy; that globalism is anti-Christian and anti-God and that "clean coal" and not renewable energy is the future; that schools should teach creationism (over evolution) and denounce vaccines and climate change as "junk science"; that Jesus and Santa were white ("they just are!"); that black and brown people should always defer to the law enforcement authorities who continue to kill them at alarming rates for no good reason and stop holding them (meaning, white people) accountable for things like segregation and voter disenfranchisement, which their "ancestors" (meaning, our grandparents and even parents) had to endure less than a half-century ago; that statues of Confederate generals are shrines to history and not racism; that each "illegal" crossing our borders is a potential terrorist/rapist/murderer who wants to live off the government dole; that Obama is a Kenyan-born Muslim who wants Sharia law and is coming for everyone's guns (even though he isn't president anymore); and that the Clintons are minions of the devil, who should be burned at the stake. Oh, and that we should support and defend our president at all costs as doing anything less is unpatriotic, un-American and un-Christian. (Unless, the president happens to have a name like "William Jefferson Clinton" or "Barack Hussein Obama.") That, too.