Amazing how some of the commenters don’t know the difference between political speech and supposedly nonpolitical, objective, factual, disinterested (NOT uninterested) reporting. Well, they can’t be blamed: the reporters on the NYT et al. don’t know it either.
Gee, coming from a GOP troll with NO integrity, supporting a party with even less integrity, and having no intention of ever having integrity, that is pretty gritty.
Would you want the Times to publish an op ed by David Duke? Trump and his buddies are neo-fascist gangsters, and the news media should say so. That would be objective reporting. For too long they have been afraid to tell the truth about Trump.
Whew! I thought the NY Times apologized to the loathsome sycophant Tom Cotton. Thanks for making me look it up Ramirez. The NYT apologized for running Cotton’s Trump-happy opinion piece regarding the need to use military to quell riots. The world makes sense again. And I can go back to knowing that only one Cotton is worthy of my attention – Harp player extraordinaire James.
It’s clear that 90% of these people posting don’t even know the backstory. This comic has nothing to do with Trump. The NYT’s “allowed” a letter to the editor from a sitting U.S. Senator (Cotton) who advocated for something liberals didn’t approve of. All hell broke loose, editors resigned, others had their positions changed, all because liberals can’t handle an opposing viewpoint!!!
Patjade almost 4 years ago
Waah. Go pound sand and cry to Sean Hannity, Ramirez.
braindead Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Oh God, it’s sooo touching when Trump Disciples criticize lack of integrity.
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“Just grab ‘em by the p-word. When you’re a star, you can get away with anything.”
“And Mexico will pay for it!”
“MAGA loves the blacks.”
“Anyone who wants a test can get a test.”
“I don’t take responsibility for ANY of it!”
The Love of Money is . . . almost 4 years ago
“Old crazy Presidents never die, they just fade away” – Trump’s parting speech
psrayter almost 4 years ago
Amazing how some of the commenters don’t know the difference between political speech and supposedly nonpolitical, objective, factual, disinterested (NOT uninterested) reporting. Well, they can’t be blamed: the reporters on the NYT et al. don’t know it either.
Ontman almost 4 years ago
…issues an apology. You’ll have to explain that phrase to the ‘president’.
walfishj almost 4 years ago
Gee, coming from a GOP troll with NO integrity, supporting a party with even less integrity, and having no intention of ever having integrity, that is pretty gritty.
suzalee almost 4 years ago
Some, evidently this cartoonist included, only like newspapers an outlets who constantly praise Trump, no matter how wrong he is.
phredturner almost 4 years ago
Trump and his enabelers are deliberately stoking anger to run a law and order campaign. He loves the protests
RAGs almost 4 years ago
Ramirez if you actually believed in integrity, most, if not all, of your cartoons would be blank.
gopher gofer almost 4 years ago
mr ramirez knows all about intolerance…
lonecat almost 4 years ago
Would you want the Times to publish an op ed by David Duke? Trump and his buddies are neo-fascist gangsters, and the news media should say so. That would be objective reporting. For too long they have been afraid to tell the truth about Trump.
robcarroll1213 almost 4 years ago
I’m Michael Ramirez and I hate America.
Radish the wordsmith almost 4 years ago
The vicious Cotton editorial should never have been published, the editor was fired.
ferddo almost 4 years ago
Careful, Mr. Ramirez… some may say that you faded to pure white long ago…
Madzdad the bard almost 4 years ago
Compared to Ramirez, it is still on top. They actually published that terrible opinion, why would you be upset?
AndrewSihler almost 4 years ago
What’s this all about? Their coverage of Whitewatergate is so yesterday.
Another Take almost 4 years ago
Whew! I thought the NY Times apologized to the loathsome sycophant Tom Cotton. Thanks for making me look it up Ramirez. The NYT apologized for running Cotton’s Trump-happy opinion piece regarding the need to use military to quell riots. The world makes sense again. And I can go back to knowing that only one Cotton is worthy of my attention – Harp player extraordinaire James.
Daeder almost 4 years ago
Then there’s “Fifty Shades of Invisible: A Study of the Integrity of Mike Ramirez”
ltwhale almost 4 years ago
Wow, coming from someone who uses free speech as a cudgel such as Michael Ramirez, this is rich.
Dtroutma almost 4 years ago
Bonespurs’ is just written in invisible ink, right?
FJB Premium Member almost 4 years ago
It’s clear that 90% of these people posting don’t even know the backstory. This comic has nothing to do with Trump. The NYT’s “allowed” a letter to the editor from a sitting U.S. Senator (Cotton) who advocated for something liberals didn’t approve of. All hell broke loose, editors resigned, others had their positions changed, all because liberals can’t handle an opposing viewpoint!!!
dandye almost 4 years ago
NYT lost all objectivity years ago, and with the Trump election they lost their collective minds!
dandye almost 4 years ago
From the paper that printed and Op-Ed from Vladimer Putin!