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Signe Wilkinson's honors include the 1992 Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning (the first woman to win this award), the 1997, 2001 and 2007 Overseas Press Club Award, the 2002 RFK Award and she has the distinction of having been named "the Pennsylvania state vegetable substitute" by the former speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Her cartoons are syndicated by the Washington Post Writers Group.
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Oscar54 said, 3 days ago
When are the Red State Voters going to realize that the Republicans represent the wealthy and corporations not them or god or country?
motivemagus said, 3 days ago
What amazes me is that they aren’t even subtle about their hypocrisy.
AshburnStadium said, 3 days ago
@Oscar54
Unfortunately, not even the Great Recession woke up these dumbed-down voters, even when it was proven that the GOP agenda had little for the average American. Not even Mitt Romney’s admission that he didn’t care about half of America woke these slumbering people up.
They are now PROUD of their stupidity. It’s not something to be proud of – it’s something to be ashamed of!
The GOP also wants to cut education as far as possible, in order to have even more dumbed-down voters, as it’s been proven that the intelligentsia tend to be liberal while conservatives are ill-educated
Genome Project said, 3 days ago
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“Take the money out from the pork that was in the Sandy bill”.
…and put it in the pork that will go into the Tornado relief? Oklahoma gets plenty of agriculture and energy subsidies, already. Move some of that into the tornado relief.
Kit Walker
said, 3 days ago
@Genome Project
Amen!
SpicyNacho
said, 3 days ago
@AshburnStadium
I don’t know any GOP that want to cut education as far as possible, as you say. I do know plenty that want to better use the money being spent, get the fed out of it, and stop the liberal agenda programming of our children.
SpicyNacho
said, 3 days ago
@Oscar54
When you realize that most politicians don’t care much about the people they represent, but the money and power they can rake in for themselves, their families, and their cronies.
Zipi said, 3 days ago
@Oscar54
Nice try Oscar but the world’s richest guy owns a business that paid zero corporate taxes (but managed to “donate” millions to the Obama campaigns. Just take a look at who attends the hundreds of “fund raising” trips that Obama takes each year (it isn’t anyone from the middle class).
Omnius said, 3 days ago
Inhofe is such garbage, we should let Oklahoma wait 6 months just like the republicans did to the states hit by Hurricane Sandy. We need to cut Inhofe out of the Senate because he’s not an intelligent life form, just another tea party traitor!
barefootanarchist said, 3 days ago
@Oscar54
and when are the Blue State Voters going to realize that the Democrats represent the wealthy and corporations not them or god or country? There is no difference between the two parties.
David
said, 3 days ago
@Zipi
And just who is this “worlds richest man” and via what verifiable mechanism did he “donate” “millions” to “the Obama campaings”? Can’t or won’t answer that one, zippi?
Chillbilly
said, 3 days ago
When are ALL of you going to realize that NO ONE in congress, or the president, represents YOU before they pay back their debts to their campaign donors?
For gods’ sake—please THINK. This isn’t a red vs. blue or a dumbocrat vs. republitard argument. This is about having sand thrown into your eyes with stupid, distracting things while your tax dollars and the money you work for trickle upward.
Who is winning? This should be obvious by now: Apple, GE, millionaires and billionaires and people with access to politicians. Who is losing? It’s not one political party or one politician—it’s working people, and the poor.
Griff said, 3 days ago
I thought he was stupid in Central High where he was a year behind me, again when he addressed our 50th reunion, and has obviously lost ground when I saw him on Book TV on his book on Global Climate Change. Had to turn off after 20" as almost everything he said was wrong. My major was meteorology, minor geology at A&M.
ARodney said, 3 days ago
@barefootanarchist
And if you believe THAT, I’ve got oil-company funded fake grass-roots tea party groups you can join! We’ll even provide the bus!
I Play One On TV said, 3 days ago
@Chillbilly
Couldn’t have said it better. Thank you. I recommend all posters read and re-read what you have posted until they understand it.
We need to stop fighting among ourselves and look out for the needs of all Americans.