Tom Toles for July 14, 2020

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    Concretionist  almost 4 years ago

    This commutation may in fact be the act that puts him in jail. Though I sort of doubt it will ever happen.

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    Daeder  almost 4 years ago

    “You’re free!. . .until I get sent to prison, too.”

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    Old_Curmudgeon   almost 4 years ago

    The Trump/Stone Duo – {4 beats/line}

    Stone has remained // to The Donald chained,

    and mutually the two by each other are stained

    from maneuvers and gambits so bigly harebrained

    that they oughta be drawn and quartered and caned.

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    Ontman  almost 4 years ago

    Stone has promised to do all he can to get tRump reelected. OH NO…here we go again!!

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    Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 4 years ago

    Here’s a weird thought. Perhaps Don Juan is going out in a blaze of glory intentionally. He expects to lose – maybe even wants to lose – knows he is only going to have this power for another six months, so he is not even going to pretend to care about “norms” and “customs.” He has decided to be the most corrupt, the most blatant, the most venal, irredeemable boor he can be. His true, unrestrained self. “You’re going to dump me, so I’m going to show you just how BAD I can be.”

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    PraiseofFolly  almost 4 years ago

    Roger Stone will fly just fine on his own now that he’s released again into the wild. He has lost a few feathers over the years, but he will return to a falconer eventually. He has been a falcon mainly in the Republican eyrie since the Nixon administration. Serving as political raptor is a role he obviously enjoys. Again and he returns to a royal falconer’s gauntlet, and that would-be royal is now Donald Trump. His previous associations with Trump show they think much alike, are birds of a feather.

    Of those raptors and corvids now in Trump’s eerie eyrie, Stone is the most outrageous, the least disciplined and solemn; and likely more than a bit unhinged — rather an unstable genius. He is juicy copy in the press, and a sort of court jester, although a dangerous one, to most in serious political circles.

    His actions are often cartoonish, and he seems to me as a freelance cartoon Minion that has always found the most despicable public character to serve. Whenever a desperate Republican politico requires a flying monkey to defecate on an opponent, Stone has volunteered for the bombing run.

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    robnvon Premium Member almost 4 years ago

    Attach it to their dicks… .We don’t need another generation of these particular Dorian Grays.

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    Cpeckbourlioux  almost 4 years ago

    Birds of a feather, please, fly like Icarus!

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    cocavan11  almost 4 years ago

    The phrase “go down” has a rather surprisingly different meaning for the Capo, Stone, et al.

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    Alberta Oil Premium Member almost 4 years ago

    Evidently Stone has promised to get a tattoo of trump on what remains of his chest.

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    JudithStocker  almost 4 years ago

    With Trump, there’s a lot of truth to the saying: There’s no honor among thieves. In this case, it’s criminals.

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    Kilrwat Premium Member almost 4 years ago

    I say: Let gravity do its job. We’ll get a two-fer.

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    Radish the wordsmith  almost 4 years ago

    Honest military men get fired, Trump’s felony committing henchman goes free.

    What can you expect from a president who has told over 20,000 lies and killed over 135,000 Americans and put 40,000,000 out of work.

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    Bookworm  almost 4 years ago

    I’m curious as to why only a commutation was granted; a commutation does not alter the status of the underlying criminal conviction. Why not a full pardon? After all, if the “rule of law” is so meaningless to Tresident Prump, why allow the stain of conviction to remain with his good buddy, Roger Stone? Oh, maybe we’re waiting for the next payoff to come in before we go that far.

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    ndblackirish97  almost 4 years ago

    When AG Barr publicly states the process leading to the guilty verdict was fair and justified is very telling. It means even Barr knows he can’t rewrite the history the way he did with Mueller’s Report and Flynn’s guilty plea deal.

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    tims145  almost 4 years ago

    I like this cartoon a lot. When Stone plummets to the ground he takes Twitler with him! Ah, if only….

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    braindead Premium Member almost 4 years ago

    No Trump Disciple comments about Stone anywhere, it seems.

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    Old_Curmudgeon   almost 4 years ago

    {Off-topic:}

    Trump has us Nonplussed – {4 beats/line}

    The Donald’s sick psyche compulsively MUST

    persist in his ways which have made him a bust,

    as fewer and fewer convey their trust

    and more and more convey their disgust.

    Trumpism leaves us all nonplussed: -

    - Why ain’t we dumped this sicko dude

    who both himSelf and us Others has screwed?

    . . . . . . . . . . . .

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    Godfreydaniel  almost 4 years ago

    I’ve often wondered if Stone and Andy Warhol were created in the same laboratory……..

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