RedDenver

I'm surprised Kathleen Kennedy is still in charge of Star Wars. While I mostly agree with you, TLJ still has some internal inconsistencies like the theme of no good and no evil throughout the movie that's suddenly abandoned at the end. Wisecrack does a good job of explaining what I mean:

+1 for working haberdasher into a football discussion

TLJ failed because it was completely out of place as episode 8 in a 9 episode arch about the Skywalkers. Rian Johnson and Disney Co. wrote an interesting story that didn't fit at all with the characters that had been established over 7 previous movies and decades of pop culture. Plus ridiculous gaffes like Leia Poppins and pointless fetch quests don't help.

Bernie's townhall on Fox went really well for him.

Does it matter?

I'm laughing at the giant middle finger JJ would be extending towards Rian Johnson and TLJ.

Actually, Republicans did contribute to the ACA. Set the health care record straight: Republicans helped craft Obamacare

I doubt he's still running by the end of the summer let alone when the primaries happen months later. There's not really a point as the RNC has gone all-in on Trump and aren't even going to hold primaries in some states.

Polarization of politicians:

I notice Joe keeps avoiding talking about the campaign promises Trump has reneged on after he earlier claim Trump hadn't reneged on a single one.

Um, actually...

Off the top of my head: Making Mexico pay for the wall. Not cutting Social Security and Medicare, which his recent budget is trying to do. Here's an article detailing a bunch of Trump's campaign promises that he's reneged on: The biggest lie Trump tells is that he’s kept his promises

Isn't that just his life?

First, I have no faith they can pull this off, so my expectations are VERY low, which is maybe a good thing. Second, does the title give away the plot/twist?

I'm sure we'll hear about how "smart" Trump is for violating the Constitution to make money.

Wisecrack does a breakdown of how to determine who will sit on the throne at the end. And I've got to say they're pick makes the most sense:

You made a claim and I've asked you repeatedly to back it up with evidence. You cannot or will not. I haven't made a claim, so there's nothing for me to provide evidence for.

https://xkcd.com/2135/

The first and last articles show that Wallace and Baier are registered Democrat and Independent, respectively. The second "article" is just a website of random people on the internet answering questions. So of the 3, you've shown Wallace is a registered Democrat (if you read the article you'll see it's for practicality reasons), Baier isn't a Democrat, and you have no evidence that Smith is a Democrat and no evidence that any of the 3 are liberal. But thanks for giving it a try.

Either show supporting evidence that Shep Smith, Chris Wallace, and Bret Baier are both Democrats and liberals, as you previously claimed, or acknowledge that you're either trolling or that you're spewing unsupported opinions.

Except what happens when the radiologists can read more scans per day than the number of people that need scans? Won't the radiologist either start making less money or there will have to be fewer radiologists to make the same amount?

Are you admitting you're just here trolling or are you going to try to back up any of these claims?

Here's a study looking at the effect of industrial robots from 1990-2007: https://www.nber.org/digest/may17/w23285.shtml Note that they exclude single-purpose and AI from the studies, so this is just the effects from reprogrammable, multi-purpose robots.