The Kind-Hearted Smart Aleck

Just yesterday, I read the following article, which provides great detail of anti-LGBT Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis' love life via a flowchart: http://www.queerty.com/kim-davis-marriage-history-explained-in-one-handy-flowchart-20150904. This flowchart shows that Ms. Davis has been married four times to three different men and divorced three times. After posting this flowchart on my Twitter page (https://twitter.com/CraigRozniecki) and receiving a record (for me) 170 favorites and 206 retweets (thus far), I received multiple comments from the pro-Kim Davis camp. Allow me to share those tweets and why their comments are either wrong or irrelevant (or both). - "You libs can't just be happy with love wins, you have to go against Kim Davis rights!" - "All this stuff happened before she converted to Christianity in 2011. What happened before doesn't matter." - "She wasn't a Christian until 2011! You libs seem to forget that!" - ...

With the Republican Party having such a bad week when it comes to their rebranding efforts in trying to appeal to more female voters, it seems only fitting that they slip up at least once with regard to minority voters. On Friday, the Iowa Republican Party decided to post a flowchart on their Facebook page, mocking racism and how the GOP likes to claim liberals pull out the race card more than a 21-year-old with the face of a 16-year-old pulls out his or her ID when going to a bar called Gettin' Messed Up. Up top on the flowchart are the words, "Is someone a racist?" Directly underneath that question is another question - "Are they white?" If the person answers no, then it says, "They are not racist." If someone answers yes, the question below that reads, "Do you like them?" With regard to whether or not you like the person, underneath no is, "They are racist," while if you answer yes, then it says, "They are not ra...