Khan

Oh, s**t. "September" would have been a much better song/video to post. Oh, well.

Well, with all the wars threatening to break out on account of Trump's public statements and tweets, the military's gonna need all the help they can get.

Oh, no! Not Dennis Blunden! Is it 2018 YET??

I'll admit that when I heard about Mario Batali, I thought the allegations were coming from other men. Women? Who knew?

And that's what I, as a onetime Obama critic, have come to love and appreciate about our former president. No matter how I felt at the time about Obama's presidency, I'd have to agree that it was paradise compared to today. I'm happy to hear that Trump's alleged sexual harassment victims are speaking out and demanding an official investigation. IDK how far they'll get with THIS Congress, but just the fact that they are "standing up," especially in the light of Al Franken's resignation, means a lot.

Let's just say I wouldn't hold my breath for MY state to ratify it.

Or, Roseanne's just trying to get attention. You know, like always.

I must admit the opening took me by surprise as well.

Frankly, I wouldn't go even THAT far. I think most women would look past the accolades and see Dustin Hoffman for exactly what you have described him to be.

Who does it? Someone who has to, because no way in Hell would most, INTELLIGENT women give him so much as the time of day.

It always gets me how men who bluster so much (like Flynn) are also the men who are first to fold, and fold quickly. Just once, I'd like to see the truly noble thief, who says, "Hell no, I ain't rattin' myself out, and I ain't rattin' out anyone else either!".

Unbelievable? Yes. Surprising? No. (BS: "Hey, all us pedos gotta look out for each other, right?")

Last year, it was celebrity deaths. This year, it's sexual harassment and assault allegations.

But, now that one has come forward with allegations about BS, do you expect there to be others? From what everyone's been suggesting, BS' victims are MANY. In fact, I'm thinking this story ALONE, once it fully breaks, will keep everyone buzzing well into January 2018.

Translation: "America was great when n*****s knew their place." Yeah, I cannot WAIT to see this guy in action in the Senate chamber.

Believe me, though, some people in this country actively want to see Hillary impeached.

CUT TO: New York Times: Women Accuse Actor Denis Leary of Sexual Harassment, Rape (You know it's coming.)

IKR? And it's the same with Obama. I swear, people talk about those three more today than they did when they WERE in charge. What gets ME the most is that, for all their talk of taking responsibility for one's life, those within the GOP and Trump Nation are so quick to blame their personal troubles and those of the nation on others. As Natalie Cole once said... For once, the [!@#$%^&*] was too crazy even for them to contemplate. Sigh. So, Al Franken's gone. The Democrats can claim the moral high ground, but I feel like the GOP's the real winner here.

Whenever I see another jackhole jonesin' for Hillary's "impeachment," I always think, "See, you wanted Hillary to be president just as badly as we did!".

The polls suggest that he will. Al Franken will be gone from the Senate...but Roy Moore will be elected...and Donald Trump will STILL be in office. It's just so unbelievable.

That's all probably true, Vee, but why can't I shake the feeling that some of the women who have come forward about Franken are being motivated politically? To me, this feels less like taking down another, alleged sexual predator and more about taking out someone who posed a challenge to the GOP. Meanwhile, senior citizens will go after the GOP when they gut Medicare and Social Security, and I. Can't. Wait.

The GOP whistles, and the Democrats come running. It's been that way since the election; and frankly, I'm sick of it. I'm sick of the Democrats being played by morally and ethically bankrupt a-holes who do not represent America's true values, who never have represented its values, and who never will.

They're not calling for Trump's resignation, because they know that's a fight they'll never win. Sigh. There are times when I feel like all hope is lost...and this is one of those times. For all the talk of the GOP imploding, I feel like the party will end up having the last laugh over everyone else, effectively killing everything America was supposed to stand for.

I'm not defending Franken or his actions, but asking him to resign at a time when the likes of Judge Roy Moore has been all but confirmed as the next senator from Alabama is preposterous. Moore will be in, Franken (and maybe others) will be out, and then what? I mean, besides all hell officially breaking loose?