Tom Toles by Tom Toles

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  1. scottfreitas

    scottfreitasGenius_badge said, 11 days ago

    Lol. A rare Toles comic that seems to have originated over at Fox News, being completely Fair and Balanced. ;D

  2. toasteroven

    toasteroven said, 11 days ago

    I’d like to see Toles draw a version of the Capitol building that doesn’t look like it’s either melting, or sinking into the earth.

  3. Tom Ciborowski

    Tom Ciborowski said, 11 days ago

    The way things are going, both occupants could be from the same party.
    Cheers!

  4. a.c.d

    a.c.d said, 11 days ago

    Wow, although I agree that this cartoon is ‘fair and balanced’ i would never say that it came from Fox News. Which is neither fair or balanced, or even news.

  5. Kylop

    Kylop said, 11 days ago

    Tom, good work as usual. Thank you!

  6. harleyquinn

    harleyquinnGenius_badge said, 11 days ago

    Funny but one side needs to be fat and bloated

  7. Michael Rupp

    Michael Rupp said, 11 days ago

    Hey toasteroven, maybe he sees that building like the Jokers hideout in the old Batman TV Series? Or would the Riddler be more appropriate?

  8. comYics

    comYics said, 11 days ago

    Nice view Tom Toles :)).

  9. Fairportfan2

    Fairportfan2Genius_badge said, 11 days ago

    harleyquinn said

    Funny but one side needs to be fat and bloated

    You’re right!

    Hey, Tom - you drew the Republican wrong!

  10. dtroutma

    dtroutma said, 11 days ago

    D.C. has always been a side-show mirror, where reality rarely intrudes. The teeter totter has been around at least since Jackson, and they’ve never taken to wearing helmets for protection.

    At least he hasn’t taken on that tribute to Washington, the national phallic symbol.

  11. Herbabee

    Herbabee said, 11 days ago

    If TT draws the Capitol Bldg. crooked, perhaps this is an instance of art imitating life?

  12. toasteroven

    toasteroven said, 11 days ago

    If it weren’t for the fact that Toles draws most of his people in the same manner (triangular, tilted, and melty), I might say yes.

    But for now, I’m putting it down to bad art.

  13. JPBecker

    JPBecker said, 11 days ago

    What Republican, those are two Democrats! 1 Senator and 1 Rep. ! And we can only hope the “Capitol” sinks maybe then we can get things down!!

  14. HabaneroBuck

    HabaneroBuck said, 11 days ago

    Whoever thought that everything “should” be bipartisan doesn’t even begin to understand representative government. Bipartisanship exists only when things are uncontroversial (like the Afghanistan and Iraq war votes!). Other than that, our representatives are not supposed to “get things done” for their own sakes! We elect them to say NO to the other side for a reason.

  15. benbrilling

    benbrillingGenius_badge said, 10 days ago

    Lobbiests are all for buy-partisinship.

  16. scottfreitas

    scottfreitasGenius_badge said, 10 days ago

    Haberno nailed it. I don’t want to compromise with Demoncrats. I want to DEFEAT them.

    Repeatedly.

    Seeing the Demoncrat Party forcibly tossed onto the ash heap of History by a disgusted planet, as was Germany’s Nationalist Socialist party, would suit me perfectly fine, in fact. Let the Green Party replace them, I’d prefer battling green nuts to battling nut nuts.

    Why, after the bastards started the Civil War, killed 600,000+ people, tore our nation in two, and then were finally militarily DEFEATED, was the Demoncrat Party allowed to survive… I will never understand it. :(

    Never forget every state which seceded from the Union was 100% Demoncrat. No other political party had any power, or played any role, in that decision-making process…

  17. d_legendary1

    d_legendary1 said, 10 days ago

    @ Scott So you’re saying we should have lost to the British during the American Revolution since Republicans fought for the side of the British (whigs is what you were called back in the day). Is that it? Same ideologies, different crown.

    And i bet you would have loved for the south to have won that war since we all know how you guys despise the negro. Newsflash: The Union Won! And no, they were not republicans. Pick up a history book. “But Lincoln was a republican!” In title probably, but his policies were left wing to the extreme.

    And if the states were 100% democrat why would a bunch of mugwump good ol’ boys with hoodies on their heads like yourself place the confederate flag at your front door? Again, pick up a history book.

  18. motivemagus

    motivemagus said, 10 days ago

    scott, if you’re going to judge the Democratic Party (and you’re not helping your case with the “Demoncrat” thing) as the party of the Civil War rather than that of FDR and JFK (let alone Andrew Jackson), then are you going to judge the Republicans only as the party of Lincoln and not as the party of Bush, Bush, Gingrich, and Palin?

  19. Dmajor

    Dmajor said, 10 days ago

    Oooh, that’s gonna leave a bruise!