Given previous comments and attitudes, I always imaged Algren as the exact kind of person who would vote for Trump and be proud of it, so it's kind of ironic to see him laughing at Americans who voted for him.

Hmm, that's interesting because I always imagined you as the exact kind of person who waits in toilet cubicles for glory hole action, and also be proud of it. Funny how perhaps we both don't know each other well enough to make assumptions like that.

Which, of course, is exactly the kind of thing Trump followers say, when they resort to childish insults because they have no facts or logic to support their opinion.

Which, of course, is exactly the kind of thing Trump followers say, when they resort to childish insults because they have no facts or logic to support their opinion.

Rumor from Brannon is that there is a plot to backstab Trump from within. Question is, who?

I don't think this is much of a smoking gun. Manafort's charges are for being crooked long before Trump hired him. Papadopoulos is just some intern who lied to the FBI

I don't think this is much of a smoking gun. Manafort's charges are for being crooked long before Trump hired him. Papadopoulos is for lying to the FBI, I don't know how much of a game changer that is especially since he's now untrustworthy and his attempts to set up a meeting were not taken by Trump campaign

Papadopoulos' name first was raised in connection with the Trump campaign when Trump listed as one of his foreign policy advisers during a Washington Post editorial board interview.

A former Trump campaign official said Papadopoulos interacted with the campaign "a significant amount" during the 2016 election cycle.

"He was a foreign policy adviser," the official said. But the official described Papadopoulos as an adviser who was in contact with the campaign staff via email and not a familiar face around Trump Tower.

This official said Papadopoulos exchanged emails "constantly" on foreign policy matters with the Trump team during the campaign. Still, this official placed Papadopoulos in the same category as Carter Page who felt more like a "hanger-on" to the campaign staff.

Danica Roem, the first openly trans person elected to office in Virginia, beat the Republican author of a trans bathroom bill.

A N.J. Republican mocked the Women's March online.

32-year old Democrat Ashley Bennett was angered by the remark, challenged him in his re-election bid.

She won.