You know how it’s a bad sign when a studio doesn’t allow reviewers to see a movie before release?Same goes for voting on bills before everyone has time to read them, only the stakes are a lot higher.

You know how it’s a bad sign when a studio doesn’t allow reviewers to see a movie before release?

Same goes for voting on bills before everyone has time to read them, only the stakes are a lot higher.

You know how some people insist that net neutrality is a solution looking for a problem because you can trust cable companies? Here’s Comcast…

You know how some people insist that net neutrality is a solution looking for a problem because you can trust cable companies? Here’s Comcast:

Comcast hints at plan for paid fast lanes after net neutrality repeal (Ars Technica)

Also… who actually believes you can trust cable companies to have your best interests at heart? I mean, really?

The current administration is like a contractor you hired to remodel your house, only they spend the year knocking out load-bearing walls, breaking your plumbing, stealing your fixtures & charging you to access your storage unit, which they’ve been raiding to sell your stuff.

The current administration is like a contractor you hired to remodel your house, only they spend the year knocking out load-bearing walls, breaking your plumbing, stealing your fixtures & charging you to access your storage unit, which they’ve been raiding to sell your stuff.

Congress isn’t supposed to be “loyal” to the President. They don’t work for him…

Congress isn’t supposed to be “loyal” to the President. They don’t work for him. They’re independent, by design.

They can agree or disagree with the President, but they’re under no obligation to do either. Again, this is by design.

Maybe someone can turn 8th grade civics into a set of viral memes or something.