Michael Ramirez for November 07, 2019

I suppose kicking him while he’s down is okay, since he’s, you know, not a Republican. I want to see him in the House or Senate, and soon. Better there than trying for President.

The shortest rocket flight ever.

Somebody should tell Ramirez about this impeachment thingy. Chronicling each Democratic candidate dropping out, each of whom is orders of magnitude more competent than trump, is rather pointless.

Hey, that doesn’t look like a reusable shopping bag, buddy…

a Phone Booth?? Just as dated as Ramirez’s point of view.

…. Superman he ain’t…..The last time I saw a full booth like that was 1970 something. By the 80’s they were open and wall mounted…

Shocking that the Democrats didn’t want to nominate someone who made his reputation on an election that he lost.

I’m surprised Hillary isn’t in the cartoon, the toon of the irrelevant.

As a who is that Candidate in a crowded field Beto used a hometown Massacre to get a Yuge Bigley amount of press. While standing on that Stump He made a decision to swing for the Fence. Betos lasting impact will always be revealing the 2019 Democrat Gun Control Platform. Yes We will take your “Weapons of War” away. He also forced all the others to state their own plans on the Debate Stage. The screams for New Zealand style Bans were so loud after the 3 shooting I was certain we would have seen Federal Laws in place by now ? America might have to wait for Ms. Warren to get the Ban many hope for.

The most relevant and up-to-date thing in Ramirez’ drawing is the phone booth.

Beto is better at confiscating guns and stopping mass murders in Texas,

something a Republican would never do.

Call Donald Jr. He knows everything!

Another pointless cartoon from a very pointless cartoonist. What’d you expect a sudden Christmas conversion to intelligence?

We will see how far he fell in the next election. Something tells me he will help turn Texas blue this time.

I have to wonder why some of these folks even bother. I mean in general, Dem and GOP. The crowded primary fields over the last 20 odd years are filled with people who even their Mom’s would tell them they didn’t have a chance.

Ramirez is about as out of touch as that phone booth he is drawing.