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  1. 2 days ago on Kevin Necessary Editorial Cartoons

    Unsurprisingly, NBC now plans to “release” Ronna McDaniel (whom they hired in a rare and vain attempt to return a little balance to their overwhelmingly biased “news” station) from her position, because MSNBC & NBC hosts and guests, e.g., Rachel Maddow, Joy Reid, Chuck Todd, etc., furiously objected to anyone at NBC countering their endless propaganda and lies with truth and facts.

    Cue the trolls…

  2. 5 days ago on The Buckets

    Big brother hasn’t figured out yet that Eddy is still at the age where he takes things quite literally?

  3. 6 days ago on ViewsMidEast

    Why do you keep perpetuating the myth that Israel has allowed no food into Gaza when both Western and Arab leaders have agreed that Hamas is not only hijacking the food that Israel has, IN FACT, made sure entered into Gaza, but shooting at Palestinians who have thrown stones at them as they’ve driven the food trucks away? I guess you haven’t seen the video proof. (Rolling my eyes)

  4. 7 days ago on Jeff Stahler

    There aren’t enough eye-rolls to give for this ludicrous perpetuation of a quote taken completely out of context, nor for the inane Leftist comments made in response to this propaganda, I mean, political cartoon.

  5. 8 days ago on Buni

    Why? It’s true. I had an ex-boss (highly paid NPO exec) who would have me order him a single slice of cold pizza from the local pizza place every morning. It takes all kinds, including evidently rude people like you. :-D

  6. 9 days ago on Steve Kelley

    The power of the delusion that constructs Biden as a “great president” and a well-meaning grandfatherly man is well represented by most of the comments here. Listen well now, lest you leap to conclusions: delusional thinking occurs within each of the two major parties as well as across the political spectrum, intensifying at opposite extremes. Will Rogers appeared to have foreseen our present political landscape when he aptly quipped, “If America ever passes out as a great nation, we ought to put on our tombstone: America died from a delusion she had Moral Leadership.” Neither party’s leadership qualifies as moral.

  7. 10 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

    The lesson, Calvin, is if you want a bigger piece of the pie, you’re going to have to work for it; if you are content to take a slice for free, you have no say in the size of the slice that you’re given. Complaining about freebies is optional, but rarely constructive.

  8. 10 days ago on Joey Weatherford

    Hochul claims she’s demonstrating that Democrats fight crime, too. But, is Hocul actually fighting crime, or just running a psy-op on NYC citizens who use the subway system?

    Per the CS Monitor: "Ms. Hochul acknowledged that calling in the National Guard was as much about soothing fears and making a political statement as it was about making mass transit safer. The city’s subways were already safe, the Democrat reasoned, but a show of force might help dispel anxieties more than any statistic.

    “If you feel better walking past someone in a uniform to make sure that someone doesn’t bring a knife or a gun on the subway, then that’s exactly why I did it,” Ms. Hochul said March 7 on MSNBC. “I want to change the psychology around crime in New York City.”

  9. 10 days ago on Mike Beckom

    @Christopher Burns, however clever the semantics of Mr. Booth and yourself, the fact is that the term “antisemitic” is most commonly used to describe the hatred of Jews. The term Semite includes Arab people, but the context of the term antisemite in current use is meaningful. Additionally, a large percentage of the “pro Palestinian critics of Israel”, and in particular the protesters, are not Semites. Obviously, Palestinians living in the U.S. will protest the war; however, their rhetoric makes it very evident that they hate Jews, as does the behavior of non-Palestinians who have joined the protests.

  10. 10 days ago on Buni

    Some people enjoy a slice of cold pizza. :-D