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Clever and unpredictable, Ariail skewers politicians on both sides of the ideological fence with award-winning cartoons drawn for the Spartanburg, S.C., Herald-Journal. A celebrated artist, Ariail is a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist (1995 and 2000) and was recently named the 2012 winner of the Clifford K. and James T. Berryman Award for Editorial Cartoons, presented by the National Press Foundation.
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mickey1339
said, 6 months ago
At the rate we are running up deficits with no tangible plans for correcting our economic malaise the message of the toon is a stark reality…
motivemagus said, 6 months ago
Blame the GOP for the Status Quo items. As for “next exit: Greece” — utter codswallop.
ARodney said, 6 months ago
Greece is not an issue, that’s a Fox News quality bogus prediction. As any economist could tell you, America can make more dollars if it needs to and cannot be caught in Greece’s trap. Greece’s biggest problem is that too many Greeks don’t pay their income taxes, they let their currency be controlled by other people, and those people think against all evidence that austerity is necessary. In other words, the Paul Ryan / Ron Paul platform. Thank goodness Americans saw through that.
SwimsWithSharks
said, 6 months ago
I guess Ariail doesn’t know how to draw a Republican Congressional roadblock.
coraryan
said, 6 months ago
Pass the baklava!
Radish
said, 6 months ago
Maybe if the republicans stop dividing things and stop their gridlock we can avoid the cliff.
cjr53 said, 6 months ago
Who here is happy that bus isn’t heading to two new wars around the world, huge tax cuts for the rich at the expense of the middle class, poor and our economy being further sunk with excessive republican spending on credit?
cjr53 said, 6 months ago
@SwimsWithSharks
“I guess Ariail doesn’t know how to draw a Republican Congressional roadblock.”
--That’s accurate.
echoraven said, 6 months ago
@motivemagus
…and continue to blame them… Why accept responsibility when you can blame someone else?
Rockngolfer said, 6 months ago
Going over the fiscal cliff, or slope if you watch MSNBC, might be a good thing. It would render Grover Norquist impotent, or irrelevant and would cut the defecit and cut military spending.
uh-oh
said, 6 months ago
HYPE!
mickey1339
said, 6 months ago
@ARodney
Yes, we can make more dollars, spend more in rising deficits, sell more treasury bonds to China and Japan, and as is already happening, debase our currency. Greece is an extreme comparison, but the end result of our economic path is much the same.
Respectful Troll said, 6 months ago
And in the innocent hopeful independent world, After that bus goes up the road another quarter mile, there’s a sign that says, “Putting America to Work/Project funded by the American Recovery and Restoration Act.”
And there’s republicans and democrats working on all of those projects.
But why are they so close to Greece, NY?
^
http://www.eachtown.com/New-York/City/Greece;29759/
^
hopefully, w/ a dash of humor,
C.
dtroutma
said, 6 months ago
The “roadblocks” all read “GOP”, and the only cliff is Boehner’s ego.
masterskrain said, 6 months ago
G.O.P. = Get Off the Parkway!
Grumpy Old Poops.
Gang Of Prevaricators.
Grouchy Obsolete Pretenders.