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I'm honestly surprised that anyone besides Jaleel White would want a revival. The show completely marginalized the rest of the cast and became a total circus in the last few seasons with Urkel and all of his double roles.

David Duke has been saying that Trump is the best for white supremacy since the campaign and that says a lot since the white supremacists usually do not see any Republican as being sympathetic enough to their cause. With that said, Trump's weak condemnation of these protests has made Duke angry, because he tweeted out what essentially was that white supremacists put Trump in office and he owes them. If Trump loses them, he's vulnerable to a primary challenge in 2020.

He's not even being charged with terrorism, yet this same sort of attack is called terrorism when it happens in Europe. This is yet another case of white supremacy turning into terrorism, but the media will tell a different story.

Here comes the troll again. It doesn't matter if he supported Sanders, he's still a Republican and attacked a group of people protesting racists. Sanders drew in a number of fringe people who ended up supporting Trump.

The driver of the car is registered Republican.

It's not him, he's just someone the alt-right chose to blame. Stop lying.

Those two are frauds. He paid her out of campaign funds on more during more than one campaign and their standard of living is far above what he would like people to believe.

Handel has stalled at 47-48%, whereas Ossoff has consistently stayed at 50%.

The note was clearly fake judging from the exaggerated language in it. She just seems like the type that send herself fake letters, because she's desperate to be in elected office.

Sanders rhetoric during the primary campaign was very concerning. Calling for revolution can spark the wrong thoughts in some people.

Theresa May goofed by calling the snap election, so it's unlikely that she will continue on as leader and there is no reason why she should want to since the Conservative Party has to cobble together some sort of coalition.

She must have been seen as exceptional, because she had speaking part in the commercial and most Ross commercials don't have speaking parts. Lol.

True O'Brien (former Paige, Days Of Our Lives) is in a Ross commercial.

Trump looks really unprofessional next to all of these leaders. It's not likely that it will help him considering that he was already struggling in the final stretch. A last minute assault before the polls open is a devastating blow to a candidate that wasn't on solid ground. The county sheriff in the county the assault occurred in donated to his campaign, which explains why he wasn't arrested.

Violence from a Republican candidate http://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/politics/reporter-alleges-greg-gianforte-body-slammed-him-in-bozeman/article_9df533bb-9919-51aa-8d0d-5d5cb4e48923.html

Fallon looks interesting and seems to be kept close to the earlier version of the character in the original series (minus the ambition for the company).

If Russia wanted Trump, they were going to get Trump regardless of who he was running against. In 2016 their maneuver was leaking information, but it 2020 it will be actually tampering with the votes. They might actually do that in 2018 and that's something that people should be aware of. It's pretty easy to lose ballot boxes and tamper with the books at polling places, because poll workers can be easily bought off.

Are we going to have fun with this here are SON or what?

France has a lot more sense than the United States, that is for sure. A bigot gets crushed 65-35 there, yet one here received 46% of the vote and the presidency.

There were a lot of gerrymandered seats that fell in 2006. Granted, that map was less gerrymandered, there were still plenty of surprise wins in places no one would have ever expected. There are 7 Republicans holding districts that Clinton won in California and picking up all of those will be a top priority. Overall, there are 24 Republicans in Clinton districts across the country and one has already declared retirement.

That stupid ***** is from North Alabama which is hardly the epitome of good health or affordability. Republicans in Congress are always willing to vote against the their constituents best interests.

It's an issue of rhetoric. Hillary's platform was better for the white working class than Trump's, but it wasn't the substance that mattered. Most people didn't bother to look at the platforms, but judged by the rhetoric and Trump's angry, blaming tone resonating with a lot of people. Obama was the reverse of Trump, but he was still an outsider who could appeal to people with rhetoric.

That definitely would have been used against Sanders had he been the Democratic nominee and he would have lost by even more than Hillary did. Another reason the tax returns were never released was because Sanders tried to portray himself as destitute to bolster his image as outside the establishment. After the election, they purchased a $600,000 lakefront house. Per FEC rules, it's illegal to use campaign money for personal reasons, but he was paying his wife and family for "consulting" reasons and probably found a way to funnel those $27 donations into his pocket.

What I should say is that you can't win as a Democrat using that logic.

That message isn't getting through, because plenty of people vote against their best interests because of social issues and that isn't going to change. Believe it or not, there are poor people who vote Republican because they prioritize abortion over their own financial circumstances. Income inequality can be talked about all day, but no one really cares about that more than they do their own personal biases on social issues. You can't win by pretending that only straight, white men are the only people in this country.