Tom Toles for October 09, 2011

  1. Reagan ears
    d_legendary1  over 12 years ago

    ^Or John Bonehead.

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    Christopher Shea  over 12 years ago

    The only religion Congressional Republicans take seriously is the faith of Mammon.

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    Motivemagus  over 12 years ago

    Reid ain’t the one holding up the budget…or the various appointments that STILL aren’t confirmed…

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  4. Amnesia
    Simon_Jester  over 12 years ago

    “That ain’t a sign from heaven, it’s sign from th’ Anty-Christ in DEE-sguise!”

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  5. Birthcontrol
    Dtroutma  over 12 years ago

    Watching the uncooperative now at each other’s throats over their petty religious differences only amplifies that Toles has again hit the nail on the head, and isn’t driving them through hands and feet. Article Six of the Constitution says no religious test shall ever be required for office. The problem the right has, and yes, some on the left, is that we don’t require an intelligence test.

    The radical center folk, with brains and balls, get inundated by the flood of extremist ignorance, not what the founding fathers intended, but Franklin warned of.

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    Rymlianin  over 12 years ago

    Sorry Tig, the guy on the left in the brown suit is the republican

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    disgustedtaxpayer  over 12 years ago

    WHAT BUDGET???the Democrats havn’t written a budget for YEARS! including when they had control of 2 houses in Congress plus the Oval Office!-and any Obama “budget” won’t get passed in the House and the Democrat Senate won’t pass any House budget.

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    progressivetexasdemocrat  over 12 years ago

    Wait, wait I meant a sign from Hell.

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    progressivetexasdemocrat  over 12 years ago

    @disgustedtaxpayer, if all you’ve got as a measure of Republican success is what you claim is the performance of the Democrats it’s hard to imagine you could set the bar even lower.

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    rekam Premium Member over 12 years ago

    If we only could. But who in Congress would put such a bill forward and who would vote on it?

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  11. Birthcontrol
    Dtroutma  over 12 years ago

    Ever notice how few critical of Congress ever get “personally involved” by contacting their representatives and Senators, writing letters, calling them, voting for or against them based on their performance, not just party? My local Congressman is an idiot, but has some good staff people. I communicate with them regularly, and even though they don’t “publicize” actions they take that do NOT follow the “party line” they occasionally buck it. Unfortunately we’ve not gotten a good candidate to replace the guy. That means a QUALIFIED person who can do the job BETTER! Too many idiots in Congress is the fault of voters, and folks unwilling to serve, and yes, the fact the parties do seem to want idiots in there that will do whatever the real (read corporate) “powers that be” want.

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  12. Sunset on fire
    Fuzzy Thinker Premium Member over 12 years ago

    “I wish we could take away their pensions too.” Only Freshwo/men congresssionals can push this thru. It is worth a try.

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