Hillary Clinton: How can I be part of the establishment when I am running to be the first woman president? Wall Street (in bed with Clinton): You'll find a way.
Should have allowed the viewer to select the name of their senator or representative and have them appear in the toon. Obviously all of those SuperPacs are sending money to many others. I guess the entire Congress is compromised.
In an effort to be everything to everyone, Hillary has become the nobody to no one. She is not socialist enough to attract the democrat-youth vote, and not republican enough to please every one in Wall Street. The only thing left is for her to become a Muslim, wait that won’t work either; she is a woman, would the Muslim allow a woman to be president? Let’s see what’s left? She is hawkish enough to start some wars, Yes!! that’s it, the perfect candidate for the wishy-washy democratic party. And there are plenty of apologists if any war goes bad.
The NYSE has a habit of looking after their own and throwing around big money. Astonishing when former chairman, Richard Grasso, was voted a $140M retirement bonus by the members in 2003, on top of his $2.4 million dollar salary. One of the reasons given was that he did a good job of getting the stock exchange running after 9/11. That was his job; that’s what he’s supposed to do. Give him a $million if you want to recognize some exemplary work; but $140 million – ridiculous. Bernie’s idea of taxing them to reduce education costs sounds reasonable. A much better use of their surplus cash.
kernelcorny Premium Member about 8 years ago
AC/DC – The Jack
King_Shark about 8 years ago
Should have drawn the marionette strings connecting his hands to her body.
Theodore E. Lind Premium Member about 8 years ago
Should have allowed the viewer to select the name of their senator or representative and have them appear in the toon. Obviously all of those SuperPacs are sending money to many others. I guess the entire Congress is compromised.
Simon_Jester about 8 years ago
And the ones who voted in favor of the Citizens United ruling were backed by WHICH party?
canFunny about 8 years ago
In an effort to be everything to everyone, Hillary has become the nobody to no one. She is not socialist enough to attract the democrat-youth vote, and not republican enough to please every one in Wall Street. The only thing left is for her to become a Muslim, wait that won’t work either; she is a woman, would the Muslim allow a woman to be president? Let’s see what’s left? She is hawkish enough to start some wars, Yes!! that’s it, the perfect candidate for the wishy-washy democratic party. And there are plenty of apologists if any war goes bad.
lesmcf about 8 years ago
How about a cartoon on the absoutely digusting salaries and perks to the CEOs? They now rape both the consumers AND the stockholders.
Uncle Joe Premium Member about 8 years ago
Is that Mrs. Cruz from Goldman Sachs?
Kip W about 8 years ago
“This drawing proves my point!”
Gypsy8 about 8 years ago
The NYSE has a habit of looking after their own and throwing around big money. Astonishing when former chairman, Richard Grasso, was voted a $140M retirement bonus by the members in 2003, on top of his $2.4 million dollar salary. One of the reasons given was that he did a good job of getting the stock exchange running after 9/11. That was his job; that’s what he’s supposed to do. Give him a $million if you want to recognize some exemplary work; but $140 million – ridiculous. Bernie’s idea of taxing them to reduce education costs sounds reasonable. A much better use of their surplus cash.