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StewieZ
StewieZ says:

The libtard retort to anything bad said or thought about The Annointed One, Barak Hussein OCarter…

You…you…you… RACIST!

Please.
Get a life.

  • Posted: 2008-07-16T15:42:05Z
Gary Kleppe
Gary Kleppe says:

As usual, Toles hits the nail right on the head.

  • Posted: 2008-07-16T16:12:52Z
gilmanc283
gilmanc283 says:

Ladies and gentlemen,

Stewie is back again with another poorly spelled attempt at argument via ad hominem.

This is a fantastic comic by Toles, and is attacking the elitist liberal media. You should be thrilled.

Unless of course, you think that the cover of the New Yorker was absolute truth, and therefore you are offended it would be compared to racism.

  • Posted: 2008-07-16T17:31:11Z
StewieZ
StewieZ says:

gilmanc (one million light years) the point.

Fail.

  • Posted: 2008-07-16T21:02:37Z
ChewieZ
ChewieZ says:

It’s hard to take anything serious when followed by the word “libtard”.

Fail.

  • Posted: 2008-07-16T21:56:37Z
Herbabee
Herbabee says:

“Contards” are a bit challenged to make a salient point without hurling a playground taunt in the process.

  • Posted: 2008-07-16T23:09:05Z
lcovello
lcovello says:

Toles is on target with this cartoon. The cover could have been funny IF 13% of the population (Pew Center poll) didn’t believe Obama is a Muslim (by which, I’m sure, most mean terrorist). If ONLY “New Yorker” insiders saw the cover, they’d be “rolling in the aisles”. Unfortunately, some portion of the 13% will now believe their original fears have been confirmed.

  • Posted: 2008-07-17T03:19:37Z
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Tom Toles by Tom Toles

With his singular style, Tom Toles tackles the complex issues of the day. This Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist skillfully targets political, economic and social concerns — in particular complicated environmental issues — with a clear-eyed precision that hits the mark every time.


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