Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for February 04, 2013

  1. Screen shot 2020 02 23 at 12.07.37 pm
    Blood-Poisoning Vermin  about 11 years ago

    Ouch. Right up there with asking a woman when she’s due when she’s not pregnant.

     •  Reply
  2. Pirate63
    Linguist  about 11 years ago

    Got to love the mindless,clueless generation !

     •  Reply
  3. Pict0001
    MiepR  about 11 years ago

    Look, another redhead! Is this a thing? And what about Drew? Garry!!!

     •  Reply
  4. Masked
    Rickapolis  about 11 years ago

    ‘Older sister’, that’s what she should have said, ‘Older sister’.

     •  Reply
  5. Ellie 3 n
    trspence  about 11 years ago

    Of course the Senator is late. She has to store her peace pipe and put on her war paint.

     •  Reply
  6. Img 1157
    brick10  about 11 years ago

    Junior staffers, so necessary but so clueless.

     •  Reply
  7. Missing large
    gast408  about 11 years ago

    Senator Pocahontas.

     •  Reply
  8. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    What a clueless twit! Senator Warren is 63. Joanie is now 73. In 2009, she said she was 70. Unless she gave birth at 10 years old, which she didn’t, there would be no possibility of her being the Senator’s mom…

     •  Reply
  9. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    Uh oh. Where is DT?

     •  Reply
  10. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    I assumed perhaps Joanie would be working or at least volunteering, in the Senator’s office?

     •  Reply
  11. Icon right
    57-Don  about 11 years ago

    wish some of you guys would take your not-too-subtle racist remarks back to your little tea party – face it, you lost

     •  Reply
  12. Img00025
    babka Premium Member about 11 years ago

    oh please, let this not be prelude to a brush-off!

     •  Reply
  13. Flash
    pschearer Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Taco and Don: What part of limited government, reduced taxes, and adherence to the Constitution do you disagree with? Calling Tea Partyers racist or ignorant is itself bigoted.

     •  Reply
  14. Missing large
    gladlythecrosseyedbear  about 11 years ago

    Warren is feeling smug knowing she’s parlayed her make-believe Cherokee blood into a professorship and a seat in Congress

     •  Reply
  15. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    Obviously, Taco disagrees with the ethnic references ascribed to Senator Warren and there were many openly racist comments in regard to her on the Tea Party side. Also, I see no evidence that the Democrats are not into limited government as much as the other side. In fact, the other side endorses controlling one’s reproductive rights, which goes way beyond most people’s definition of limited government. As a Harvard-trained lawyer specializing in Constitutional Law, who taught the subject at Law School, I believe our current president is as well-versed in adhering to the US Constitution as any US president has ever been.

     •  Reply
  16. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    No, I don’t agree with your accusation of the prez murdering American citizens without legal foundation. I believe that the prez has plenty of info which the average citizen does not have. We have had spies in government since the beginning of time. The matter of gathering intelligence has to be a secret process, although we try to protect the rights of individuals to the greatest extent possible.

     •  Reply
  17. Img 20230721 103439220 hdr
    kaffekup   about 11 years ago

    To say nothing of being bought and paid for, surreptitiously, by the Koch brothers for the sole purpose of further enriching their already wealthy selves and their friends in the same stratosphere.

     •  Reply
  18. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    Beg your pardon, I am aware of drone wars. I am not, however, knowledgable about every last detail involved with the foreign policy of the US. I believe there could be more involved than what you or I may know. Furthermore, all administrations have to have a strategy to keep the US safe. I would rather see us use a surgical approach, rather than see us engage in a full out war every time we turn around. Many more innocent lives are lost when that is our strategy.

     •  Reply
  19. Dgp 61
    DavidGBA  about 11 years ago

    Maybe the real secretary is at lunch already?

     •  Reply
  20. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    Targeting al-Qaeda operatives is not tyranny. It is a legitimate means of protecting the US from another attack. The US has the right to protect itself.

     •  Reply
  21. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    Obama is not a hawk or a dove. I view him as an owl, one who tries to use restraint and intelligence while at the same time protecting the US from those who would do us harm. It is a fine line he must walk and he has done it well.

     •  Reply
  22. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    Obama has not dragged us into a war which is not necessary. The US was not attacked under Obama. I am sorry that 4 people died in Benghazi. I am sure that Obama regrets this too, however it is a complex world and he is doing as well as anyone could expect.

     •  Reply
  23. Img 20230721 103439220 hdr
    kaffekup   about 11 years ago

    Except those that have nothing better to do than attack him personally, just ’cause they hate him.

     •  Reply
  24. 1tau lljsaaef kfpea5vpgadia  .medium
    Michelle Morris  about 11 years ago

    Hey,everybody! How ’bout those Ravens?

     •  Reply
  25. Flash
    pschearer Premium Member about 11 years ago

    I want to thank everyone (not you, @lookinside) for your thoughtful, though abysmally wrong, responses to my Tea Party post. Not one of the dozen or so highly intelligent, educated, principled Tea Party people I know resemble the malevolent picture you all have in your heads.

    But the Tea Party is not the answer, only a small, hopeful step in the direction of the answer: laissez-faire capitalism, with the government limited exclusively to the defense of individual rights through the military, police, and courts. I cannot here go into how politics rests on morality which rests on even more fundamental levels of philosophy. When America began adopting German philosophies in the late 19th century we started down a road that led to fascism and communism. The main reasons we aren’t there yet are the remaining threads of the old American spirit of freedom and the Constitution.

    I could debate with each of you the specifics of your errors, but this is not the time or place. I’ll just ask that you don’t assume I have any more love for the cowards of the GOP than you do.

     •  Reply
  26. Shepherd sam
    peabodyboy  about 11 years ago

    Speaking of birds in America, Cal, I view you as a cuckoo.

     •  Reply
  27. Img 20230721 103439220 hdr
    kaffekup   about 11 years ago

    That’s interesting…this morning at work, her hair was Becca Bickle red. Now, brown. Maybe someone realized it was colored wrong?

     •  Reply
  28. Missing large
    annieb1012  about 11 years ago

    @montessoriteacher

    Thanks for those numbers. I was going to say, “clueless YOUNG twit,” but remembered my own experiences with people much older than this one appears. My youngest sister was born 11.5 years after me, and I cared for her a lot as Mom was busy with the others. We both had vivid red hair, fair skin, and blue eyes. In a waiting room one day, a grumpy-looking woman scowled at me and said, “Zat the first?” I said, “No, she’s the fourth.” The woman was silent for a moment, then remarked, “They start early these days.” I realized she thought I was my sister’s mother. I was fourteen at the time. Fast-forward about thirty years, and my sister is showing me her wedding dress in a bridal-shop fitting room. She was so stunning I was moved to tears, whereupon the saleslady said, “You must be her mom!” Why “must,” I wonder???!

     •  Reply
  29. Missing large
    annieb1012  about 11 years ago

    Her hair looks brown to me, too.

     •  Reply
  30. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    Yes, she was a redhead this morning. Maybe she visited her hairdresser today.

     •  Reply
  31. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    Only her hairdresser knows for sure…

     •  Reply
  32. Gatti bellissimi sacro di birmania birmano leggenda
    montessoriteacher  about 11 years ago

    I think slate has a lot of fun info about Doonesbury.

     •  Reply
  33. Missing large
    marge201  about 11 years ago

    And never assume anyone is a nurse. Always assume they’re the brain surgeon just in case!

     •  Reply
  34. Missing large
    annieb1012  about 11 years ago

    @montessoriteacher “That sounds like a rather low blow.”

    Well, the first event just seemed hilarious, but the second was a “heads-up” about voicing assumptions. I’m really careful these days!

     •  Reply
  35. Cathy aack
    lindz.coop Premium Member about 11 years ago

    “Tea Partiers combine the two characteristics I dislike the most in politics, racism and self inflicted blind ignorance.”

    I heard it called “self-deception” today — fits well.

     •  Reply
Sign in to comment

More From Doonesbury