Michael Ramirez for February 03, 2023

We have an ample sufficiency of metaphorical  dodos. More than that, even. What we have exactly none of are actual feathered dodos. Still, I do see Ramirez’s point.

Oddly, yes. They live in Florida and are part of the fascist branch of the GOP

If the liberal trolls aren’t screaming, it was not Ramirez best work.

You mean you????

I for one am long tired of the all politicians are corrupt and stupid trope.

I agree with Ramirez for a change. There are already plenty of Dodos in Congress.

George Santos is working on it.

Isn’t that an elephant hiding in the bush?

Not only the DODO but the Mastodon…

Loons, nuts and wack jobs are in both parties, but more so in the Q-GOP!

Trumps son Eric would love to add one to his collection… one of those mammoth beasts as well.

Saw a politician describe democrats’ removal off various committees as,”political revenge”. Well, DUH !

Sadly, too many people do not recognize their responsibilities to work (vote) FOR reaching our democratic aspirations.

More of our politicians need to be like the dodo – extinct!!

Republicans want to equate their own stupidity with the Democrats in an attempt to hide the high level of stupidity in their party.

Not to worry, Ramirez.

They’re going to investigate the hell out of Hunter’s laptop.

How are the police pension funds?Anyone check out David Sirota article in the Guardian? Private equity and pension funds?“… the unholy alliance between some unions and Wall Street firms flew under the radar, even as pension funds were ravaged by fees. But with warnings of write-downs and losses getting louder, the dynamic could change.”

Republicans are backward enough.

While the Ds have some too, the Rs have been brooding and hatching this generation for a long time. Will the moderates ever be able to regain the interest and loyalty of the core or have the crazies taken over for ever?

Yeah, they’re not ALL that way, just most. But the ones that aren’t are endangered like the Dodo was.