Steve Kelley for September 12, 2019

Where’s the conflict? Bolton was wrong in so many ways, and the Rump is wrong in soooooo many ways.

Criticizing both is not wrong. The hiring and firing left our national security vulnerable, and that’s all on Trumpette.

There will never be a need to manufacture reasons to criticize Individual 1. We can’t even keep up with all the reasons he gives us on a daily basis!

For SKELLEY, anything Trump does or says (or doesn’t do or say) is a reason to rant against Democrats.

No Conflict, Kelley.

Bolton didn’t get fired because he is incompetent and a complete warmonger. He got fired because he disagreed with YOUR GUY.

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Trump Disciples like Kelley don’t know what to do when Trump gets rid of yet another of their favorites, so they make up some criticism of Democrats who were NO part of any of it.

Trump Disciple analysis skills.

No conflict here. Maybe you’re channeling Republicans, perhaps?

Interesting how the right wing fringe artists on this site have abandoned championing any of Donnie boi’s “accomplishments”, of which there are slim pickings. They’ve had to go to the generic babble being spewed by Faux News and the ’Cons.

Two major egos colliding.

Trump did not fire Bolton out of contempt for everything he represents. Bolton was chosen to begin with because he defended Trump’s foreign policy on Fox News, and was fired due to backing out of scheduled Sunday show appearances last month because he wasn’t comfortable defending Trump’s policies. As with everything else since Trump got elected, it’s all about Trump’s ego here.

Creepy destroyer Trump will just replace Bolton with someone worse, Republicans have the USA circling the drain.

Bolton had to leave because yet another one of Fox News recommendations did not pan out as promised.

No, really, you can do both. It’s easy! Give it a try.

Ha ha yes - Democrats can’t see Trump objectively, only as a partisan opponent. Democrats clearly want Americans to suffer a recession to hurt Trump-that’s how self-interested they are.

I wonder if Kelley reads the comments here. He certainly will get a uniform evaluation of the defect in his logic in this cartoon if he does.

Put yourself on the couch, Steve, for defending a president* who’s burned through three national security advisors in three years, one of whom was in the employ of a foreign government. If you think that’s normal, you should have your head examined.

There is no problem here. Bolton is a maniac, Trump never should have hired him. Firing Bolton has nothing to do with him being a maniac. Trump fired Bolton because Bolton wouldn’t kiss his ass.

There is nothing redeemable about anyone in this equation.

Quote John L. Lewis in the 1940s…A pox on both their houses

Steve-o, Bolton wasn’t fired, he quit. Trump is such a low-life turd, he asked Bolton to wait, then fired him and insulted him. Trump has zero decency. Anyone that supports or otherwise likes him is either doing so because he creates chaos that they can profit from, they are a degenerate, or they are an idiot — and most likely some combination of all three.

No conflict here, Kelley. Trump appoints truly horrible, reprehensible people. The fact that they inevitably get fired doesn’t change the fact that they were horrible people who should never have been appointed in the first place. Trump never fires anyone because he realises they are a horrible person; he fires them when they won’t feed his ego by doing his dictatorial bidding. He doesn’t have advisors; he has minions.

As usual, Kelley displays his lack of intelligence, spine, and originality. Oh you trump sheep, move along with the herd.

With Trump, his appointees are always the best, until they aren’t.

The 3rd gradisms (“You’re fired!” “You can’t fire me, I quit!” “You didn’t quit, I fired you!” etc. ad nauseum) are, in one way completely expected for this admin. And yet, 3rd grade seems too mature…