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Yeah, that made me laugh out loud. Actual laugh out loud. Not least because, quite unlike Woodward, the clown has never written any books. He's had others do that.

Disgustingly typical for this day and age. Sad times.

The comments underscore the highly unusual situation Sessions has found himself in on Capitol Hill. Democrats, who detest his staunchly conservative views particularly on immigration policy, are eager to keep him in the post, while Trump and his GOP allies are actively trying to undercut him.


Trump has consistently attacked and belittled his attorney general over Sessions' decision to recuse himself because the Russia investigation involves the Trump campaign, of which Sessions was a top surrogate. Trump has bluntly said that he chose Sessions for the job because he thought he would be loyal and has strongly suggested he may fire the attorney general after the midterm elections.

When I saw the headline that Kennedy was resigning and knowingly putting another Federalist Society pick into the court, I yelled, "You F*cking C*nt!"

I often get angry reading the news but it's seldom that I explode

Earlier this year, numerous Christian leaders came together to denounce the type of Christianity espoused by predominantly white evangelicals that allows for this cult following of the president, setting up a website called ReclaimingJesus.org.

Since almost no black evangelicals support Trump, “you can’t call them evangelicals,” [JimWallis, founder of Sojourners magazine] said in an interview last week. “I keep telling the press, call them old white evangelicals, nearly all men, rich, the ones benefiting from the tax cuts.

“Or Trump evangelicals,” he said, “part of a fake church, to use (the president’s) language.”

“Reclaiming Jesus” is less about condemning romps with porn stars and more about condemning tax cuts for the wealthy, cuts to health care and food benefits for the poor, and the shunning of refugees and immigrants. It rejects Trump’s “America First” slogan as “theological heresy,” along with misogyny, racism, xenophobia, and presidential lying.

But these are some of the very notions underlying this particular brand of American Christianity — one that is bathed in American exceptionalism, stained by racism, and born not of love but of fear and hate.

Book? Whatchu mean, book? You're trying to say tweets don't count.

it's a weird weird world