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Tired of "politically correct?" Want an editorial cartoon that is quick to call out the bumblings of U.S. politics and cuts slack to no one? Pulitzer-Prize winner Ben Sargent is paying attention and making Washington have second thoughts about that little thing called the First Amendment.
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Ken Warren said, about 24 hours ago
Good cartroon – A better one was the one with both the Republican Elephant and the Democrat Donkey (or is it a mule?) in it and the voter is saying: “What this means is that we are frustrated and can’t stand either of you!”
jmworacle said, about 24 hours ago
Ken Warren said, 17 minutes ago
Good cartroon – A better one was the one with both the Republican Elephant and the Democrat Donkey (or is it a mule?) in it and the voter is saying: “What this means is that we are frustrated and can’t stand either of you!”
Amen! But, if all the Republicrats fail to vote and if all the Demopublicans hold fast, they don’t need Republicrat support. All they want is “coverage” in the event things go south!
AVATRBR
said,
about 12 hours ago
Yes.. do something..lets increase taxes on the working man..we can’t do that without the conservatives….
jkshaw said, about 6 hours ago
Ben Sargent, you really do a number on the Republican elephant in your depiction.Gaaah.
jkshaw said, about 6 hours ago
Ben Sargent, you really do an exquisite number on the Republican elephant in your depiction. I salute your drawing with an admiring … Gaaaaah!
dtroutma said, about 6 hours ago
Looks more like an elephant seal actually. The Democratic MULE, is both stronger, and smarter, than either a horse or burro from which it is bred, combining the best qualities of both.
African elephants have tended to be “rogue” and very hard to talk sense to. Asian elephants are far more docile and willing to work.
Both parties now need to reflect on their emblems with a little more consideration of reconciling positive qualities, and stop the draw and quarter of the system.