Scott Stantis by Scott Stantis
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Scott Stantis is the editorial cartoonist for The Birmingham News, Alabama's most read newspaper. His work is syndicated to over 400 newspapers and has been featured by Newsweek, U.S. News and World Report, The New York Daily News, The Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, CNN, "CBS This Morning" and "Nightline." When Scott isn't creating editorial cartoons, he works on his daily comic strip, Prickly City.
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DonVanni said, 6 days ago
They can in Chicago.
Don’t forget to vote early and vote often.
davesmithsit said, 6 days ago
Hey if A.C.O.R.N. can why cant I? Vote often I mean.
Ken Warren said, 6 days ago
Don’t worry the corporations will vote for them.
wolfhoundblues1 said, 6 days ago
Mass did.
Magnaut
said,
6 days ago
thanks troops….we’ll help jimmie crack corn to preserve your legacy
d_legendary1 said, 6 days ago
Actually Ken the corporations will have us vote in their favor. Remember, the media is the truth! They would never lie to us.
Radish said, 5 days ago
Nothing’s true until you see it on television.
human said, 5 days ago
It is not who votes that counts BUT who counts the votes.
HOWGOZIT said, 5 days ago
They voted in VA, NJ and MA recently. But no meaning there only the unknown that won in upstate NY matters.
HOWGOZIT said, 5 days ago
Sure legend–just like the unions aren’t influential.
d_legendary1 said, 5 days ago
Ask yourself this zits: Who has the most money? Walmart or the few union people in Walmart?
Actually I take that back…that would require thinking and goobers like you don’t think.
vrongey
said,
5 days ago
the top four banks have more cash on hand than all the unions in the US put together. just four banks vs. ALL the unions. no guessing who would win that spending battle.
d_legendary1 said, 4 days ago
^Don’t tell zits that. His head might explode.
HOWGOZIT said, 4 days ago
But how many have “employees” voting–unions have far more coerced voters. 4rku legend.
fennec said, 3 days ago
Could you give a solid reference for that, Howie?
HOWGOZIT said, 3 days ago
You going to tell me there are more in banking than there are in unions, fennec.
fennec said, 3 days ago
I wouldn’t be surprised, Howie, if you start adding in all the financial peripherals that the bank deregulation produced over the last 30 years. Plus the great drop in union membership over the same time period.
dtroutma said, 3 days ago
BTW, headstones in veterans cemeteries are rectangles, not crosses or star of David- though those symbols MAY be engraved if it is chosen by the “occupant”.
oldlegodad
said,
2 days ago
Everybody’s talking about the military’s ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ policy. Admiral Mike Mullen said it’s wrong to force people to lie about who they are in order to serve their country. Then Congress was like: ‘Who cares? We do that every election.’” -Jimmy Fallon
treered said, about 24 hours ago
dtroutma, google normandy american cemetary….
HUMPHRIES
said,
about 3 hours ago
Note all the nit-picking over the stats but not a word on what was accomplished by the Johns who did it, typical in a let John do it society.