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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mrbribery said, 7 months ago
could that cause someone to be scared of their own shadow?
Night-Gaunt49 said, 7 months ago
Well considering his shadow is the national security state and external empire he has been increasing in size and penetration it could do his fake persona in.
CDK said, 7 months ago
Sunday punched??
phritzg
said, 7 months ago
@Night-Gaunt49
That applies to every President since I was born in 1948. The only time in my life we were on a trajectory to even start reducing the debt was in 2000, and we know how that turned out.
Night-Gaunt49 said, 7 months ago
@phritzg
Except the the biggest growth started in 1980 had hasn’t stopped under any president of either party.
jack75287 said, 7 months ago
Can a empty chair be knocked out!
Tigger
said, 7 months ago
@mrbribery
His shadow Knokced him out
old1953 said, 7 months ago
Yes, if the President was the dictator so many seem to think, he’d be a lazy bum. Since the bums in the Senate allow any bill to be “filibustered” by simply attaching a note to it saying “I want this bill to require 60 yes votes to pass” the President is pretty much powerless to do very much outside executive orders. Congress is in charge of the money, not the POTUS. Congress makes laws, not the POTUS. The POTUS is the administrative branch of government, something far too many people seem to forget. This is civics 001, not some kind of rocket science.