Jen Sorensen for March 05, 2019

There may be more truth in this than we want to admit.

Seriously, have we, as a nation, actually sunk THIS LOW???? I’m afraid to think that WE HAVE!!!

I whant sumone smurter then me too be presidint. Truble is, knowone is smarter then me.

Most accurate cartoon I have seen in a long time.

Bill Clinton was exactly this. One of the few who saw through him was the late political cartoonist Doug Marlette, who referred to him as a “Faux Bubba.” He was a brilliant wonk, but he came across as a “down-home” guy you’d be happy to have a beer (or a Big Mac) with. His sexual escapades just endeared him to the real bubbas, and enraged the GOP, who knew he had taken their playbook, right down to the tapping of corporations for campaign funding.

Al Gore failed in part because he didn’t veil his intelligence, and he came across as a stiff because he was advised (badly) not to show his sense of humor. In fact, he made fun of himself (a good sign, meaning you have personal perspective – #45 can never even admit he made a mistake!) repeatedly. He’d sit next to a member of the press or staff who had fallen asleep on long trips – preferably someone who was completely out and drooling – and pretend to be speaking to them for the benefit of the White House photographer.

This may be the only solution in dealing with the sea of under educated ignorant masses tuned into Faux News.

Sad but maybe true. It’s enough to make one weep

Frank Luntz, the word guru, would be proud.

I hate that idiot with the glasses and stupid hair cut, I wish he would wake up.

Anti-intellectualism carries a strong current in America.

There is so much truth in this.

It’s increasingly hard to catch people’s attention these days. To sustain it is a herculean task. Donny Boy versus Hillary? No contest, she just didn’t relate and communicate with people.

This com es from America’s deeply-brad mistrust of intellectuals. I’m surprised Trump and his inbred, six-toed, sister-loving goons haven’t resorted to the term “eggheads.”

So we need Jesse Ventura?

It shows that the USA is still a teenager.

he’s not entirely wrong

We have passed the point of no return. Most of our so called political elite have degrees is some sort of studies courses with an agenda and no actual thinking or analysis needed the electorate knows next to nothing about history or how the worlds has always worked but a lot about what TV, movie or sports event is currently in vogue. “Idiocracy” is right around the corner.

I have lost faith in humans doing the right thing. They care more about what’s on TV then they do about what the dictator in chief is doing to the country.

Eureka! A comic artist has hit on the truth. The country needs someone who’s not above scratching him or her self in public. Someone who can speak only in single syllable words. I believe my time has come, I accept the nomination. Now clear these other bozo’s outta my way. There’s work to be done. Get AOC on the phone. I gotta find out how she did, what she did.

How about an I.Q. and civics test for voters and candidates?Also ditch the electoral college.

“Do not say, ‘Why were the old days better than these?’ For it is not wise to ask such questions.” — Ecclesiastes 7:10

Ouch!

This is frighteningly accurate Jen.

Along the same lines, Democrats should change the way they write bills if they want them passed. They need to take a page out of the Republican playbook with their “right to work” and “citizens united” BS.

The next time someone writes a piece of legislation about lowering the cost of education, healthcare or prescription drugs, the bill needs to be called “Free Beer and Stock Cars”.

Looks like the U.S. electorate has finally hit the tipping point into lunacy.

Is this the explanation for the AOC phenomenon?