My "Radical" Position That's Not so Radical Now

Two decades ago, I took an unpopular position in support of marriage equality when I was running for Governor of Massachusetts. It might have cost me the primary, but it was the right thing to do.

[@DS91284]

You didn't lose in Massachusetts. They lost you.

[@Maazzzo]

Beautiful comment.

[@tr3vk4m]

first "didn't x they x" comment I agree with. But I still hate that format; it's unoriginal.

[@aggy5372]

Now they have a lesbian governor interestingly

[@adamk.7177]

@@tr3vk4m you know what's unoriginal? The guy that always complains about it after.

[@pawelzielinski1398]

@@aggy5372 yes, we do!

[@SaberToothBicycle]

Right Wing: 'Get the government out of our boardrooms!' All the rest of us: 'Get the government out of our bedrooms' Go figure.

[@idontagree9658]

We should get our Cities into the same position our states are with Federal law. Vacate archaic county borders and simply divide states up by concentric and overlapping metropolis regions that are both city and county in duty but similar to states v. fed in exercising rights. Each city may differ by its majority populace vote. Texans are actually in Majority blue but the state is called red because red voters are so spread out. Which is obviously horrible for paying its emergency bills independently.

[@karlabritfeld7104]

Yes

[@amzarnacht6710]

Yeah, the right want the govt out of the boardroom... until it comes to taxes on corporations, then they're ALL IN to anything they can pay the govt to do so their taxes are reduced and increased in labor.

[@DaleHartley]

@@idontagree9658 gerrymandering, that what causes the states to go red. But I would point out....LAND is not a political voter, the people are and all the RED lands are rural and sparsely populated.

[@veronicaalleyne]

& our uteri & vaginas, why is my agency always fodder for debate but, the second amendment seen as sacrosanct when it in no language explicit or implied states that a person has a right to any style of firearm he or she wants just because they want it nor does by any stretch of the imagination one lone yahoo with an assault rifle a well-regulated militia make?

[@toritori5835]

Thank you for all you’ve done for this nation and the world, Dr. Reich. You are an example of America at her very best. May we all strive to do our part.

[@Kath1813]

Amen!

[@Shawn-gr5ww]

@@Kath1813 Very ironic that you’d respond with the word uttered at the end of a prayer or hymn to show support for something that goes against religious doctrine.

[@cdubya3071]

@@Shawn-gr5wwIt’s Ok to show some irony. Remember Jesus was a rebel, he helped the leper, a Samaraitan- both of which were “deplorables”, he vandalized a Temple, he was an illegitimate child and I could look up other things. But we all know “amen” is used as a confirmation and doesn’t have to be what is denotative.

[@d4mdcykey]

@@Shawn-gr5ww Religious doctrine has changed throughout its entire history, and for good reason. You'd know this if you put common sense ahead of erroneous quips for brownie points.

[@rdbwdc774]

@@Shawn-gr5ww Perhaps against your religious doctrine, but by no means all.

[@theamazingbiff]

Thank you sir! Now can we talk about marriage equality in the disability community? When two SSI recipients get married, Social Security will slash their benefits because "people's expenses go down when they move in together." Never mind that their benefits are already well below the poverty line, or that policies forbid them to accumulate any savings or assets. The end result is that marriage is out of reach for SSI recipients, and they have to be very careful about even giving the appearance of being married or having a serious relationship. Personally I suspect it's a quiet holdover from the days of eugenics, but that's just my opinion. If marriage and family values are sacred, they should be for everyone.

[@toren1970]

Thanks for the comment. As an able body, I wasn't aware of this issue. Thanks for broadening the field of compassion. I will look for candidates that address this issue.

[@edwardlulofs444]

Thank you for your post. Injustice can not be corrected unless people know about them.

[@FirstnameLastnames]

I fully agree, Nobody should be subject to this financial.abuse @ the hands of gov. Disabled & elderly people deserve to be provided with enough income to live decent lives. I'm so sorry this is not currently the case.

[@adiuntesserande6893]

I know someone caught in this exact problem. It has kept him from getting married to the person he loves with all his heart because it would absolutely bankrupt them. He lives in terror that the government might find out, because even *living with someone* could be interpreted to be 'like unto' marriage and render him ineligable for benefits.

[@dolliscrawford280]

Regular Social Security when a partner dies the living partner loses half their income but not half the expenses.

[@doneaton6704]

You've never been a radical, just a man with the right thoughts.

[@bretert]

Yeah, I am fine with Same sex marriage and LGBT people being protected from hatred but I do not agree with Gender ideology. Gender is just a subjective feeling in your head and it's not other peoples job to conform to that.

[@iseedumbpeople]

Very true. If he had been a radical, something may have change.

[@mofik26]

@@bretert Isn't that the idea though? That gender is just how you feel in your head. I mean I think that is the point. Everyone feels gender in their own way etc etc. Other people just should have basic decency, I mean this all comes down to pronouns, it doesn't take much to just use another word to refer to someone.

[@bretert]

@@mofik26 no that is exactly NOT the idea. It doesn't matter what you feel in your head, it's your own responsibility to make peace with that and someone not using your preferred pronouns is simply not an offense in any way. I do not consider misgendering/deadnaming and such as offenses against the LGBT community because they aren't. If someone threatens, insults or bullies you for your sexuality that is an actual problem ofcourse.

[@mikkitoro8933]

I mean, freeing the slaves was a radical idea. What is right, is often considered radical by society that continues to do wrong.

[@IvanRhudick]

I'm proud to say I voted for you in that primary, sir.

[@stock2896]

You are a smart voter.

[@neonshadow5005]

My first reaction to this subject was "so what, let people do what makes them happy." But there are some insane people out there who think they have a right to impose their beliefs on others, rather than just respecting the difference in views. You don't have to agree, but you don't have to interfere either, live your own damn life.

[@LukaSchoone-sd1wn]

Yeah, its disgusting people believe that their religious beliefs should be imposed on somebody else.

[@ltdc426]

@@LukaSchoone-sd1wnand how Democrats believe ‘their’ hoplophobia should restrict me.

[@Frenite]

I believe marriage is a holy institution between a man and a woman. I also think people should be allowed to love who they want because that is their decision. People should be free to be in a relationship with whoever they want, but the government should not be recognizing same-sex union as marriage.

[@ltdc426]

@@LukaSchoone-sd1wn and democrats believe their hoplophobia should be imposed on me

[@LukaSchoone-sd1wn]

@@Frenite Why should it not be recognized, because of your religious beliefs?

[@ryanb7186]

My stance has always been, let people do what they want and be who they want as long as they aren't hurting anyone else (people not liking how someone else lives their life does not count as hurting them).

[@DDB2020]

I don’t understand how someone could disagree with this

[@devinvenne]

​@@DDB2020 hate, ignorance, fear, insecurity

[@Ottawa411]

About 30 years ago I read "Ain't Nobody's Business If You Do" by Peter McWilliams. It was an excellent book.

[@douchopotamus3755]

Whats your stance on su*c*de

[@tristanneal9552]

​@@douchopotamus3755 I mean, suicide definitely hurts more people than just the main victim. Still, I personally believe in the right to determine that for yourself.

[@Alasdair37448]

I would rather lose fighting for the right side than win fight for the wrong one.

[@MPaulCezanne]

Wish you were President Professor Reich. Thanks for continuing to speak out.

[@seamon9732]

In the "best timeline", he would probably be.

[@antenna_prolly]

that's Mr. Dr. Professor to you

[@austinhernandez2716]

​@@seamon9732in the best timeline, we wouldn't need him.

[@thea_therian]

@@austinhernandez2716pretty sure we would still need a presidential candidate regardless of the political state of things, unless in your eyes the "best timeline" is one where we don't have a president?

[@austinhernandez2716]

@@thea_therian I didn't say that. I meant we wouldn't need one like him.

[@bgregz]

"Progress isn't guaranteed to be permanent. We only get to keep it when we continually recommit to defending what is right." clip it and ship it

[@trainwreck_mk2]

Wait ... are you Sam Reich's dad? I'm absolutely screaming. Cannot belive I found these two completely seperately

[@donaldmacisaac8479]

Yeah they are related

[@trainwreck_mk2]

@donaldmacisaac8479 Yeah, I get that now. I know Sam has mentioned his dad, and that he is a political big wig named Robert, on camera before. I just never connected that to the political commentator on KZbin that I listen to. Just really weird

[@DeaconBlu35]

NO WAY

[@CulturePropaganda]

It's funny how the argument against same sex marriage was "it's a threat to the institution of marriage." It's actually the opposite. It solidifies the institution & allows more opportunities for children to be adopted due to the addition of more families available.

[@chey7691]

Rights work best when they are considered unconditional in quality and are a baseline to compare to. Giving others the same rights as you ensures they are harder to take away from everyone!

[@seattlebeard]

My deep respect to you on this issue. As a gay man I haven't forgotten the bigotry from the right. I know they can take back all the progress we've made, just like they did for women's reproductive autonomy.

[@spelcheak]

Respect for life is respecting everyones most basic right and what you call progress definitely isn’t.

[@kcaustin904]

@@spelcheak Respecting life would be putting the decision into the hands of the person whose body the fetus is inside of, not the unconscious fetus itself.

[@furjaden8553]

unconsious has never meant dead or wasted. what a backwards statement. All fetuses are future citizens, that's what seperates them from eggs, sperm, or other "clumps of cells"

[@temtem9255]

​@@kcaustin904 'Respecting life is letting someone murder an unborn child'

[@Jenna_Talia]

​@@temtem9255Yeah cause that's sooooo much worse than forcing teenagers to give birth and live until the age of 30 being a mother to a kid who'll never truly prosper in life.

[@jackd8933]

Rights are never given; they are only taken away

[@kuriosites]

You took a stand and tried to convince other people that your position was the right one. That's being a leader.

[@toi_techno]

The fight against bigotry is never ending

[@jamesfox2857]

Thank You Robert !!!

[@justsayin...2784]

Having been born during the Eisenhower administration, watching the civil rights movement of the early 60's and experiencing the prevalent attitudes through the decades that followed... ...AGREED, progress has been tumultuous, awkward and sometimes even tragic -- but still, the slow but steady trend has been TOWARD progress... and justice. Until recently... ...never have I seen such a period of stark regression. I hope this is an anomaly, rather than a trend. But that remains to be seen. 👀🤔

[@jimralston4789]

Those conservatives who have fought tooth and nail against equality have been on the losing end of it for the past 60 years and that built up bitterness finally found power in Trump/MAGA. Making America Great Again means stripping away the hard earned rights for minority groups and reverting back to 50s America.

[@LibertyMonk]

It's not an anomaly. Reactionary movements lash out after every progressive victory. Social media has just amplified and sustained the reactionary forces.

[@onomatopoeia162003]

@@LibertyMonk true. labels change throughout history. I would start with the Know Nothings, the KKK, Dixiecrats on social issue's, then whatever else groups were called up to the Tea party. Now MAGA. Since they were always there. it's just whomever panders to it at the time. I would have voted for the Republicans from Lincoln to Taft. I doubt I would have in the 1920's. Eisenhower would have been the exception.

[@corvacopia]

@@LibertyMonkthe anomaly in recent history is rights moving backwards to the degree they have

[@douchopotamus3755]

History moves in 80 year cycles. 80 years ago there was some serious upheaval. We are due for an era of it again, but it will probably lead to even greater progress after the upheaval, just as it has done in the past

[@SylviusTheMad]

Why is marriage regulated at all? How is my relationship status any of the government's business?

[@davelife3324]

Taxes, mostly

[@aratof18]

i think marriage is kinda useful in case one of the people dies, then the other can "prove" a relationship, i think we should move on to another kind of partnership, and include more than only two people

[@LionUniverse14]

There are some regulations that are important to safeguard human rights, like requiring consent, banning underage marriage (which is actually still legal in the US). Otherwise, I completely agree.

[@aratof18]

@@LionUniverse14 it's unreal how the "protect the youth" guys don't ever mention child marriage

[@davelife3324]

@@aratof18 Well… oftentimes they do. But only because they argue for it.

[@PeterHebert]

Like the old saying: the price of liberty is eternal vigilance

[@Maazzzo]

Robert I wish you were in charge of the US. Hell, the world. It is so disheartening to see progress for women, people of colour, and queer people that took decades-- sometimes centuries to make-- all decimated with one fell swoop of the pen. Thank you for always fighting for us, and for standing on the correct side, even if it cost you personally. Thank you for continuing to speak out on everything that is happening.

[@Themaritimes99]

I understand the feeling but the culture means more than the pen. Keep up the struggle.

[@Maazzzo]

@@Themaritimes99 Culture seems to be quickly turning against is over the last few years. Not that easy to keep up the struggle when everyone wants you to not exist. I've been attacked 3 times in the last 18 months for being visibly queer/nb. Broad daylight.

[@brendansparks1511]

@@Maazzzo Shocking, I'm so sorry to learn of your experience. I too fear the clock is going back, not just in the US with trump, but also in many other countries. It looks as though as with WW2 we all need a wake up call, but what a price to have to pay for raising consciousness.

[@Maazzzo]

@@brendansparks1511 Thank you friend. The painful thing is how long so many of us have worked so so hard to progress things. And how it can all just be completely obliterated because one horrible person signs a piece of paper. Another 5 years, maybe women won't be allowed to have bank accounts without their father or husband's approval. They seem so dedicated to turning us back to the 1950s, I cannot comprehend how easy it is for them to destroy so many lives with the flick of a pen. It genuinely makes me feel sick. Literally sick. You know, Star Trek said there was going to be a WWIII from 2026-2053. The closer we get to it, the more I wonder if that will be the case. Maybe a civil war in the US is how it starts. Thanks for the kind words So distressing. Keep the fight, right?

[@brendansparks1511]

@@Maazzzo Sometimes the world seems like a crazy place, with people turning into zombies, though this can provoke despair in thinking people, we must not give way. "Keep the fight", all the Right hope for, is we don't.

[@monkeytoes90]

That’s a hell of a receipt

[@Davie-jx4rh]

It’s nice to see someone with enough integrity to be unpopular Rare in our politics, sadly

[@DDB2020]

Anybody opposed to 2 consenting adults being married is a sad pathetic person who is probably incapable of feeling love.

[@gracemcknight3943]

You were ALWAYS more forward thinking than people were ready for. Good decision making and policy for the people, for the good of all people, was always a core part of your soul. Looking back, I do not know any ONE OTHER like you. I am gratified knowing that you got to spend more time educating young minds regarding critical thinking. Thank you for AKWAYS looking out for the working people and people of all faiths, backgrounds and differences. You know, the things that truly exemplify a democracy.

[@rikk319]

Bernie Sanders, for one.

[@helpfulapple3125]

It’s sad that a politician who isn’t willing to compromise their values to win an election is such a rare thing

[@karlhenke91]

Happy Pride, Mr. Reich!

[@nivekwelkram2033]

Sir, You are a legend.

[@joeyappley202]

Run again, Robert. Ill take two white dudes on the presidential ticket, if they're you and Bernie ;). Smart, progressive politics could fix most real issues in the US within a few decades (many could be changed overnight). Keep up the research, leave no stone or economic sector unturned. There's a lot to be dealt with, a lot of pain to be bourne, but a tremendous amount of hope to be found in the truths found in this channel. One area I'd love for Doc Riech to cover is the agricultural industry. Too many people know too little about the 1980's farm crisis, the shift in economic and conservation policies, and the traumatic repercussions that have rattled farm country, particularly the midwest. If politicians out here gave a damn, and wanted to speak truth to power, they could revolutionize politics in the rurual (red) midwest within a generation. We could have huge portions of the rural-forgotten hop on to progressive agendas. I make these statements based upon my rootedness in critical thinking and pursuit of education, as well as years spent as a farm kid and small farmer in the midwest-- an occupation I still proudly hold (despite my understanding of the flawed system I have to participate in). Please, please, do not abandon us as rednecks who can't be reasoned with. I want progressive change, i just want to make sure that small producer's, like myself (i recognize my bias) aren't left out of the discussion and process.

[@misterbum1]

I quote you more than any other national figure in expressing my personal ethics. Thank you for your intelligence, empathy, and espousal of ethical existence.

[@TheAllMightyGodofCod]

It was radical back then but still, your speech is more reasonable and moderate than a lot of what we hear today! We need more people like you! Thank you, Robert for being a pioneer!

[@Kneedragon1962]

Bravo. Well said. Very true.

[@MemphiStig]

Both good and bad, I never expected in the 20th century to see the kinds of social changes we've seen this century. Thank you for all your great work in doing the right thing and trying to save us from ourselves.

[@johnnyivie9751]

I've been listening and following your advise and knowledge since way back when your were in office. More people should, thank you .

[@afropoppette]

We appreciate you continuing your videos and education on all these matters.

[@pinkcrayon1382]

Integrity is so very rare in our present world. Professor, you inspire me and make me want to be a better person. ❤

[@JorgeGarcia-lw7vc]

It's a big TOEJA! to all the doubters then and doubters now. Your track record is stellar. Thank you for keeping up the fight!

[@marryellenmonahan5585]

Who knew Bob?You're the best! Great analogy with interracial marriages.I will be sure to bring that to the doubters ..

[@asdffdas254]

Supremely based

[@NealSoloponte]

i fucking love this man

[@thefrogthatknows5251]

Always important to remember how much things have changed in living memory. Progress can be made. It can also be stripped.

[@raminagrobis6112]

It's called being a visionary. And it takes a rare political virtue: courage.

[@cal5566]

It's all been roses since.

[@TroIIingThemSoftly]

Yet still so many say there's no difference between the parties - and here we are as a result of it.

[@meliponalord8892]

Even if I didn't agree with you, which, for clarity's sake, I do agree with you, I can definitely respect someone who has beliefs and stands up for those beliefs, especially in the name of helping others.

[@silverwing5254]

More like progress takes 10 years to make and 5 minutes to undo.

[@TNTkeynine]

They lost you bro, you didn't lose them. Good job for demanding marriage equality, even when it was unpopular. Not a lot of politicians do that.

[@FishSticker]

Thank you for being a man of incredible morals

[@jordisaura6748]

Thank you

[@qpwodkgh2010]

Changing the minds of a nation takes a boatload of energy and some time. But it eventually does happen if the change is fundamentally the right thing to do, we move on to the next wall to fell. ---Wash, rinse, repeat. That in my opinion is healthy.

[@Jay_kay_bee]

This means a lot. Thank you

[@AndyHenderson-zp7lx]

You definitely deserve credit for this. Well done, sir.

[@kingace6186]

A "Radical" is just someone that believes in upholding/expanding human and civil rights.

[@ScarySkele]

With me, as long as it’s two consenting adults who love eachother, I don’t see any reason to intervene in their ceremonious display of true love inside their personal religion’s sacred halls. They can show their love to the world, yes however it makes it a point to show their love to the almighty too. Everyone has that right as two consenting adults.

[@Mr.Eldritch]

Robert Reich also strongly supported NAFTA when he was Secretary of Labor under Clinton. I was one of those who opposed NAFTA, but people like me had our concerns dismissed because we were just ignorant yahoos who weren't smart like the professional economists and free trade proponents. NAFTA utterly eviscerated our manufacturing base, and left behind the wreckage of the "Rust Belt," wiping out entire communities while helping to drastically increase wealth inequality. Thanks a lot, Robert Reich.

[@valenbostick4047]

I like your economic policies (as a start or maybe more) but I had no idea you were so early in the fight for gay marriage - thank you!

[@burnerkarlis3528]

Sam Reich being beared to adulthood by one of the most wholesome politicians. Nice.

[@scanmead]

When you stop and think about it, why do the religious and secular authorities have any say at all about who anyone chooses to love and share their life with? Then you look at tax laws, and it becomes so clear: money. It all boils down to control through purse strings like every other part of our lives.

[@arachnidflame.]

as a resident of massachusetts, i sincerely wish you were our governor back in the 2000s

[@mandipandi303]

We can never be complacent. VOTE EVERY ELECTION! Big and small. You could be the deciding vote to stop politicians who would strip away our rights

[@L.CROSS0]

We have to remember that we have the rights we have now is because people fought for them. Thank you for standing up for Equality, Professor Reich!

[@Justanotherpokespepfp]

Thank you for your work

[@jasonr8525]

I'm not against the supreme court reversing decisions of previous courts. But a court with the same chief justice and mostly the same judges reversing a decision that isnt even that old would completely undermine their own authority and erase public trust in them

[@genghisdingus]

In that interview you can almost hear the egg shells he's walking on to not upset white moderates.

[@Mark-nn2ce]

This looks like the College Humor guy, but I can't remember where he's from...

[@hocolate271]

that's sam reich from game changer and other shows - this is his father robert reich (real)

[@Mark-nn2ce]

@@hocolate271 (there's a recurring joke about asking where he's from and that he's a nepo-baby)

[@hocolate271]

@@Mark-nn2ce ohhhhhhh lmao

[@ralimba1778]

You’re doing the world a service!

[@randomdudewholikesmusic1640]

It was Massachusett's loss, not yours.

[@fiercecoffee1634]

It’s not the governments business to say about who should marry who. Let them do as they wish. If you believe it is sinful it is our place as Christian’s to show the love of Christ. If the government is given the power to decide who marries who, what else could it be permitted to do? Separation of church and state! This is a huge issue amongst Christian’s that we say “rules for thee, but not for me!” In respect to freedom of speech, freedom of religion, ect. And turn people off majorly to Jesus.

[@oussamak7747]

Amazing man, I appreciate that you took the risk to defend an unpopular opinion, while politicians think of their popularity first. No matter what position we have about each law. We need different opinions but authentic honest ones that will debate and make the best decisions based on common interest and not personal interest.

[@jesuschristpose896]

It's so sad to think how hard and how much had to be done, so that everybody has the right to love who they want and marry who they want, thank goodness for all that hard work

[@hismajesty6272]

I disagree but I admire how you’ve stayed consistent. God bless.

[@jakebwhite9253]

He's been here the whole time

[@BS-bd4xo]

Wow I didn't think not that long ago it wasn't recognized.

[@burlingo]

We must continually recommit to our democracy - kind of like what you do in a marriage - you continually recommit to your spouse or the marriage will fail 🧐🧐🧐 There are universal truths 💙

[@cloaker2375]

you, dr. reich, are why i love my state and its people. keep being a beacon of progressivism & positive change in the nation.

[@billyjoejimbob75]

A lot of people find it very upsetting she's not wearing a hijab.

[@finchfull]

thank you, Robert!

[@leeculwell1455]

thank you Robert

[@Not_Dane_Heart]

Thanks mate!

[@johnfitzpatrick4873]

Mahalo! You are the best!❤

[@luukthepcgamer7841]

so where are you from?

[@thesurlywombat]

Cambridge, Massachusetts. Or, alternatively, he’s been here the whole time

[@travis303]

Oh my goodness, looking at those clips from 2002, has that much time passed? Why does 2002 look like 1982? 😮

[@Si-eb6jf]

I like your opinions, sir.

[@chimi1924]

Thank you!!

[@davidvernon3119]

I wonder what others think the unpopular opinion of today is? The policy we need to embrace in order to educate the public? For me it would be outlawing religion. It’s not a popular view, but it needs to be done.

[@infinitedonuts]

For the algorithm!

[@silkwoodart]

Even a stopped clock is correct twice a day, but at least they don't brag about it to pretend to be functioning correctly.

[@BlanBonco]

Thanks for backing us lots of "marriages" are still unofficial but i was grateful to visit an ex in the ER

[@andrewenderfrost8161]

So uh, Sam, where you from?

[@Ravenstone17]

This man should run for the senate.

[@lemuello664]

Thank you. You helped improve my life.

[@truthofevolution]

You should run for office. I would vote for you. We need intelligent and charismatic leaders in the Dem Party

[@havable]

When Court says they want to "reconsider" some ruling, they're telling political lawyers to bring a case they can use to write another law. They're also saying they could give a damn about precedent, which makes them perjurers because they *all* said they stand by precedent during the job interview. Also, they *not* have "lifetime appointments." The constitution says they "shall retain their offices under good behavior." Taking bribes isn't good behavior, neither is committing perjury. Both are felony crimes. Its also a federal crime for a judge to fail to recuse when they have an interest in the outcome, or have taken gifts from those who do. So Thomas and Alito can both be charged with crimes, tried before a regular trial court, imprisoned, and fired.

[@seanmcdonald4686]

Please run for President in 2028. Hell, run for president in 2024.

[@jayh1391]

Absolutely Right. Conservative Republicans fought over 40 years to turn Roe V Wade. Democrats must never stop fighting for equal right for all people.

[@tafadzwamanzini5463]

Democrats are too scared to fight for anything because they are scared about how they look. While republicans just go full steam

[@spelcheak]

Everyone was once unborn

[@someone-jl4sj]

​@spelcheak Everyone will be one day dead also, so what

[@joshuatoledo8844]

States will never be happy until rulers become philosophers or philosophers become rulers.

[@Exspazament]

You're a national treasure, Robert. ❤

[@gracelandone]

On a long enough timeline…

[@SIS3W3N]

...US conservatism sill can't find a way to be right even once.

[@realdonutking123]

ISNT THIS THE DROPOUT GUY’S DAD LMAOOOO