Recent Comments

1. about 2 hours ago on Steve Breen

   Seems like Biden is trying to make the changes, but the courts keep blocking them.

2. about 2 hours ago on Steve Kelley

   They showed themselves too, since congress runs on seniority and making deals. It strikes me that the Trump whiners will be too paranoid and bucking the system to get much done.

3. about 2 hours ago on Gary Varvel

   Sadly Republicans are always trying to cut the food programs to save a few pennies rather than feeding the future and supporting our farmers.

   A number of my Republican relations are simply appalled that anyone feeds immigrants, legal or not.

4. about 2 hours ago on Chip Bok

   Stupid is too kind a word for this doodle.

5. about 14 hours ago on Michael Ramirez

   “ Then the LORD God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to cultivate it and tend it.” Genesis 2:15

   To wit, the Creator expects us to take care of what has been created. Given our observations, we know we are behind changes to the environment just as the early farmers found that removing “barren” olive trees from their fields led to bad crops (because barren olive trees are male, and the fruit bearing trees are female).

6. about 15 hours ago on Al Goodwyn Editorial Cartoons

   Agreed, the armorer ( the person responsible for dealing with firearms on a set) did a darn sloppy job keeping live ammo and blanks separate on the set. The actors assumed the the armorer gave them a gun with blanks to act with, not to murder someone.

   A gun owner should be responsible enough to know how to operate their gun.

7. about 15 hours ago on Gary Varvel

   On the other hand, most Republican relief programs resemble a large rock in a pig sty for the rich to stand on while everyone else is stuck in the mess that they made.

8. about 17 hours ago on Michael Ramirez

   Climate does change, but Republicans are unwilling to take actions to conservative what we have to reduce the impact on the world. Water efficient toilets, washers, etc, cisterns to save water when it rains, the admission that English style lawns are not going to work in arid climates, investment in better irrigation and so on. The aquifer under the center of the country took thousands of years to build up, and heavy snowpacks help maintain it, but when those go away because we’re not conserving you’ll get the Sahara 2.0 in the center of the country.

9. about 21 hours ago on Ted Rall

   True, all the vital basics are there. Meat,fresh vegetables, fruit, dairy. Low sodium and healthier prepackaged options not so much. It’s not like during Trumps pandemic when the shelves were empty of toilet paper and canned goods grabbed up by his cultist prepers awaiting the end times.

10. about 21 hours ago on Robert Ariail

    He can plead Alzheimer’s and senility. It worked out for Saint Ronnie.