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Deep Cover’s unique style of provocative political satire has won it a loyal following. Using an unusual mini-movie storytelling format, recovering lawyer Tim Eagan punctures pompous personalities, deflates bloviators, and attempts to shine light where it is most needed. This outrageous strip appears in mainstream and alternative West Coast papers and has been described as "Tom the Dancing Bug meets Ted Rall."
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win said, 9 months ago
I’m not gonna be the one to say it…
Wabbit
said, 9 months ago
very very correct! Except I’ve only heard about 2-3 people turning down money!
Radish
said, 9 months ago
Mitt says, welfare for corporations is OK, but not for people.
ne7minder55 said, 9 months ago
Last panel is wrong! Look at those greedy bankers who took a couple trillion handout from Bush in 08. Heck the Marquis du Mittens himself has accepted government money to prop up businesses while Bain looted them. GE not only didn’t pay any money in Federal income tax they actually got several billion back despite making a large profit and the same year shipped 25,000 jobs overseas
Enough money isn’t a concept they get
LizardPriest said, 9 months ago
Welfare for people is wrong. Wellfare for corporations is okay. Corporations are people. Head explodes.
pdchapin said, 9 months ago
Lynne B
said, 9 months ago
@ne7minder55
Your irony meter is faulty. The last panel is what it is as a sarcastic comment on the fact that it never happens.
When has a corporate moneybags ever turned down a subsidy?
mtorres1982 said, 9 months ago
They forgot mothers. I sat at home with the kids, therefore I don’t pay taxes because I don’t make any money. Apparently that means my opinion means nothing
ronald rini
said, 9 months ago
I’m sorry there is a difference between hand up and a hand out.
phritzg
said, 9 months ago
If panel 3 is supposed to be a VA hospital, that’s me 3 times in the last 2 years, although not as an amputee.
cactusjack99
said, 9 months ago
yeah, you victim you, i’m up in panel 1, collecting social security. of course, the Mitt did not mention that I have paid over $110k into the system since 1966, did he now? My only complaint about the above is panel 4, heck, we are still giving oil companies govment subsidies, how dumb is that??
cactusjack99
said, 9 months ago
oh, now I get it, he was being sarcastic in panel 4! thanks for pointing that out!
Lynne B
said, 9 months ago
@ronald rini
…and I’m sorry that elsewhere you have allied yourself with a party which seems to see no such distinction, and you don’t seem to have noticed that.
Lynne B
said, 9 months ago
@mtorres1982
Well gosh, according to much of the current direction of the Republican party, your opinion means nothing because you have a uterus. Unless you happen to agree with them, of course, in which case you are a virtuous example of motherhood. I mean, unless you’ve been drawing government benefits, that is. Although motherhood is glorious, and women should be at home with their kids. But not if you’re not contributing to society. …
Did you follow that? Ok, neither did I. And now my head hurts.
peachyanddanny
said, 9 months ago
God said trains, RMoney thought He said brains.