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Scott Stantis is the editorial cartoonist for the Chicago Tribune. His work is syndicated to over 200 newspapers and has been featured by Newsweek, U.S. News and World Report, The New York Daily News, The Los Angeles Times, 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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dtroutma
said, 5 months ago
Good summary of the media covering this. And sorry, but it’s for Boehner and his nuts in the house to “compromise” now, not the other way around. Despite what John thinks, those morons who vote for him in Ohio have NOT elected him president.
braindead08 said, 5 months ago
Prediction: There will be a deal averting the fiscal ‘cliff’ before Christmas so Boehner and the other legislators will be able to get out of town.
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BTW, it’s not really a cliff. It’s more like the guy who fell off a 50 foot ladder and wasn’t hurt at all. Fortunately, he was just on the bottom rung when he fell.
ARodney said, 5 months ago
What’s exasperating is that Obama’s plan had everything we need — stimulus to improve employment, taxes to pay down the deficit, cuts to Medicare that DON’T hurt the vulnerable. The Boehner delared it dead on arrival, and his ONLY ideas — tax cuts for the very rich and throwing people off Medicare — will cost America more than doing nothing, and not help the economy at all, according to the OMB and any rational economist who’s looked at it. Why should you compromise with ideas that are nonsensical?
dannysixpack said, 5 months ago
^The funny thing is the republicans are asking for that deal back again. and they are criticising obama for not putting it back on the table post-election. well, that was then and this is now, elections have consequences. Even ben stein and george will say that the rich paying a little MORE THAN THEY ARE NOW, is a good idea.
i guess george will and ben stein are too L I B E R A L for the republican party. time to slime them and kick them out too!