NY Post: Trump was reduced to a sputtering mess

This is from a Trump supporter. Read the whole thing at the link!

SHE WENT THERE! HILLARY CALLED HIM A RACIST!

Boom! Brought up the housing discrimination and flat out called him a racist to his face.

Hillary is handling Trump masterfully

She's kept quiet and let him rant, making him look like a lunatic rather than have it be a squabble.

She answered the email question and then successfully turned it right back to him and his tax returns -- he spent the next 10 minutes on the defensive and forgot all about the emails.

She is calm and confident and handing him the rope that he's now hanging himself with.

Bravo Hillary!

Ron Reagan rips Trump: "An absurdity, a travesty" (VIDEO)

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"This is a man who knows NOTHING about the world, and CANNOT be President of the United States. That amounts to a national emergency."[/font]

Remember Bush's debate meltdown in 2004?

"The man from Hope and the man of hope"

Signature image size limits

Is there any rule in place to limit the file sizes of images used in signature lines? I've noticed that some signatures have gifs that are extremely large -- as in upwards of 40MB. This can slow down the page load significantly.

I realize that since these images are not uploaded to DU servers, it would be harder to enforce a hard limit as is done with avatars. One solution, I know, is to turn off signature lines completely, but I enjoy seeing people's signatures and would hate to have to turn everyone's off just to block the few that are causing an issue.

What's the best course action? Do alerts for signature line issues go directly to the admins? If so, perhaps I could alert on the ones I'm noticing and let you decide.

Obama makes Stonewall Inn first national monument of LGBT movement

Source: NY Daily News

President Obama has declared the Stonewall Inn a national monument, making the iconic West Village bar the first national monument of the LGBT rights movement.

"Stonewall will be our first national monument to tell the story for the struggle for LGBT rights," Obama announced in a video released Friday.

The President honored the Stonewall patrons who fought back against a police raid on June 28, 1969, igniting the national gay rights movement 47 years ago.

"They stood up and spoke out. The riots became protests. The protests became a movement. The movement ultimately became an integral part of America," he said.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/obama-stonewall-inn-national-lgbt-monument-article-1.2686610

Supreme Court Tie Dooms Obama Immigration Policy

Source: NBC

The U.S. Supreme Court split 4-4 Thursday over a challenge to President Obama's immigration policy, a result that prevents the administration from putting the program into effect during the rest of him term.

Announced in late 2014, it would shield more than four million people from deportation. But lower courts blocked its implementation after Texas and 25 other states sued, claiming the president had no power to order the changes.

The death of Antonin Scalia left the Supreme Court evenly divided on the issue. Thursday's tie vote means the justices were unable to announce a ruling, an outcome that leaves in place the lower court rulings against enforcing the plan.

Under the proposal, adults here illegally could remain if they meet certain residency requirements and have children who are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents. It would also expand another program, now in effect, that allows young people to stay in the country if they were brought here under age 16.

Read more: http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/supreme-court-tie-dooms-obama-immigration-policy-n582961

Barbra Streisand tweet: The ultimate example of sexism