“To beat Trump, we need to know why Americans keep voting for him. Psychologists may have the answer” — theguardian
People at the extrinsic end of the spectrum are more attracted to prestige, status, image, fame, power and wealth. They are strongly motivated by the prospect of individual reward and praise. They are more likely to objectify and exploit other people, to behave rudely and aggressively and to dismiss social and environmental impacts. They have little interest in cooperation or community. People with a strong set of extrinsic values are more likely to suffer from frustration, dissatisfaction, stress, anxiety, anger and compulsive behavior.
Very good! Brings to mind that thing about bud nipping and chickens roosting. The sun was shining (at least metaphorically) on February 13, 2021, but too many Republicans refused to make the hay that could have saved us from all this. That cynicism and lack of foresight put us where we are today.
Somebody better inform all members of the Republican party that there is NO law that states that they MUST vote for their party’s candidate (Panels #2 & #10)!
Last time I looked, voting was free and PRIVATE. So you can vote for Biden, dump the Mango Mistake, and no one will ever know — unless you open your yap.
Of course, the result of the Nevada primary confirms Trump’s fear about not being on the ballot, none of his base can write well enough to put his name as a write-in candidate.
trailzen51 4 months ago
Perfect, Kevin!!!
dotbup 4 months ago
“To beat Trump, we need to know why Americans keep voting for him. Psychologists may have the answer” — theguardian
People at the extrinsic end of the spectrum are more attracted to prestige, status, image, fame, power and wealth. They are strongly motivated by the prospect of individual reward and praise. They are more likely to objectify and exploit other people, to behave rudely and aggressively and to dismiss social and environmental impacts. They have little interest in cooperation or community. People with a strong set of extrinsic values are more likely to suffer from frustration, dissatisfaction, stress, anxiety, anger and compulsive behavior.
trump exemplifies extrinsic values.
The Nodding Head 4 months ago
A long night’s journey into even darker night.
aristoclesplato9 4 months ago
Many don’t want a Biden – Trump rematch because it boils down to one simple question.
Which one was the better president for me and the country?
Radish the wordsmith 4 months ago
The republican criminal party is in a conspiracy to elect traitor Trump into a dictator.
Gary Williams Premium Member 4 months ago
Welcome back, Kevin we missed you.
David_the_CAD 4 months ago
Doing the same thing over and over again, yet expecting different results each time. . .
I heard that that is a great way to describe something, now what was that again?
casonia2 4 months ago
Good cartoon, Kevin.
charliekane 4 months ago
Very good! Brings to mind that thing about bud nipping and chickens roosting. The sun was shining (at least metaphorically) on February 13, 2021, but too many Republicans refused to make the hay that could have saved us from all this. That cynicism and lack of foresight put us where we are today.
Newenglandah 4 months ago
Please note: A national IQ test will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024.
A# 466 4 months ago
Second verse sure to be worse than the first.
Llama of Fashion 4 months ago
Somebody better inform all members of the Republican party that there is NO law that states that they MUST vote for their party’s candidate (Panels #2 & #10)!
Last time I looked, voting was free and PRIVATE. So you can vote for Biden, dump the Mango Mistake, and no one will ever know — unless you open your yap.
pamela welch Premium Member 4 months ago
Nice re-cap Kevin; sadly so.
Rich Douglas 4 months ago
They love Trump.
lonecat 4 months ago
A great cartoon. Very clever. Thanks.
Hello Everyone 4 months ago
I’m so glad Necessary is putting out Cartoons again! :)
ShadowMaster 4 months ago
Great job. You have put it as plainly as it could be truthfully stated.
steveconkey2003 4 months ago
See you in 2 years for your next post Kevin.
smartgrr 4 months ago
This nails it.
LC64 4 months ago
This is a perfect example of that old saw, “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me”.
Moore 1 4 months ago
They said an elephant never forgets. But is smart enough to figure out what is right or wrong?? That is the question.
VoodooMom 4 months ago
Excellent.
I was FRAMED!!!!!! 3 months ago
Of course, the result of the Nevada primary confirms Trump’s fear about not being on the ballot, none of his base can write well enough to put his name as a write-in candidate.
tpcox928 3 months ago
Well said.
Glib Sporgen 3 months ago
An Absolute A$$