For more than two decades, political cartoonist Steve Kelley has devoted his attention to public officials the way the radiator grille of a tractor-trailer might devote its attention to June bugs. He has delighted readers by consistently consigning office-holders to the one fate they fear most: that of not being taken seriously.
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lookinside said, 10 months ago
YES!
braindead08 said, 10 months ago
Still think we should resurrect the primary campaign ads. No one is so expertly negative as Newt.
His comments about Willard are as negative as you can get — and, they’re mostly accurate.
dtroutma
said, 10 months ago
Sadly, results prove too many voters still “eat them up”, and don’t realize they’re eating from the wrong end of the bull.
lookinside said, 10 months ago
Someone placed a bunch of tea party signs in a field near hear. They didn’t look like cow flops until the cows “flopped” on them. Smart liberal cows!
MortyForTyrant said, 10 months ago
New Olympic discipline?
Ron
said, 10 months ago
@lookinside
This reminds me of Dune. “The worms are the spice!”
The liberals are the cow flops!
onguard said, 10 months ago
Chicago people bring Chicago Rules to the nation…..Ask Cory Booker, Dianne Feinstein, the head of CBO and any whistleblower in the last three years.
flake-67121 said, 10 months ago
what they have become is the distraction. They don’t want you to realize there is no choice, they are two heads of the same beast, taking turns holding the screwdriver. If you want a Republic again, repeal the 17th Amendment.