Matt Wuerker for August 19, 2016

Green Party…Green Party…

I’m shocked, shocked!!! Imagine giving your friend a job in your perfectly legitimate charitable foundation. The hubris! Why, they should have offered that job to, oh, I don’t know, maybe Rush Limbaugh or perhaps Ted Cruz. Yeah, that’s it, pols should do favors for their enemies, not their friends. Right. And there’s such a huge conflict of interest working for a former government employee to work at the Clinton Foundation. It’s just like a retired general working at a defense contractor, isn’t it? I mean, all those juicy government contracts the foundation gets to feed on to improve healthcare and work on womens’ and children’s issues. Oh the perfidy! The evil Clinton’s have done it now. Maybe the republicans should investigate. Their decades-long compulsive obsession with all things Clinton needs to be continued!

It is amazing that some people are so blind that they can’t see the conflict of interest with Huma working at state and the foundation. Like a flock of sheep, they simply go where the shepherds lead them without bothering to look and think for themselves.

Now you have her for sure! This funny make-em-up will be the one to sink her, no foolin! I know for sure that without any further evidence or facts, this will stop her dead in her tracks. Great investigative work, she is done for!

@BigShellClearly the Democrats do not know how to do it right. Bush was much more efficient. He got Cheney, his Vice-President, to employ’s Cheney’s company Halliburton to help with the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. It solved all those nasty issues about contracting and making sure payments went to the right people.

The Republican Party aka The Party Thar Cried Wolf-Sorry guys, but you’ve cried wolf too often. NOBODY with a brain believes you any more.

Seriously Matt? Et tu???? Whatever happened to FACTS?

And there wasn’t a dime’s difference between Gore and Bush. What a comfort that must be to the families of all those dead civilians and soldiers, to know that their lives were only worth some unimaginably tiny fraction of a dime.

Careful now! If you use “Click” and “Clack” in the same cartoon, NPR might sue!