Stuart Carlson Editorial Cartoon, November 28, 2012 on GoComics.com

lichtentunes said, 6 months ago

Now let’s use that paper for what it was meant for.

Rockngolfer said, 6 months ago

The GOPfather.
http://cheezburger.com/6816043264

Night-Gaunt49 said, 6 months ago

An abomination and a failed idea long since proven wrong.

USN1977 said, 6 months ago

How did the United States survive during the 19th Century, when there was no income tax at all?

PepeLePew2010 said, 6 months ago

@USN1977

There was income Tax…………

But no where what we pay in Canada….

braindead08 said, 6 months ago

@USN1977

Tariffs financed the government.
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Your basic sales tax.

AgentSmith101 said, 6 months ago

Grover Norquist is not my representative or senator. Nor should he as one person have any control or influence over our political system.
All US citizens, remind your Senators and Representatives that they should not be worrying about his pledge, but your vote. Solve the budget problems and prevent sequestration.

capndunzzl said, 6 months ago

…usable as well as flushable…now that effeciency.

Jeddidyah said, 6 months ago

How about the expression: “not worth the paper it was written on.”

ruff said, 6 months ago

Norquist is not the problem. It is our representatives that are the problem. They let themselves sucked into the idea and signed a pledge that contradicts their sworn oath of office and the 16th amendment. That is who we should go after.

Uncle Joe said, 6 months ago

@USN1977

“How did the United States survive during the 19th Century, when there was no income tax at all?”

If you were in the working class and you got sick, injured or old, you didn’t survive.