Steve Kelley for July 29, 2022

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    RAGs  8 months ago

    Well, some republicans identify as lawmakers"

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    Judge Magney  8 months ago

    Oh, that record low unemployment looks painful.

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    Uncle Joe Premium Member 8 months ago

    Republicans are terrified Biden will stabilize the economy, so they’ve pulled out all the stops on the Economy Doomsday Siren. Gotta scare people into drastically cutting back spending to get a sustained recession. Party before Country, as usual.

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    braindead Premium Member 8 months ago

    Trump identifies as being 6’ 3" and NOT a fat slob. Also a Stable Genius.

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    Republicans applaud all THOSE identifications.

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    And has anyone EVER heard a Republican complain about Trump identifying as a Christian??????

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    A Whiz  8 months ago

    Biden now identifies as a great President.

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    Michael Peterson Premium Member 8 months ago

    Hahahaha — more hatred for gender minorities! Got any good jokes about homosexuals?

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    kelloggs2066  8 months ago

    Hoo boy. With 80+% of Americans saying the country is headed in the wrong direction, and 60% of them living paycheck to paycheck (even those earning $100K) this is just going to get worse.

    And the saddest thing is, the Dems think this is all in our heads. The spreading Poverty, the Recession, the Stagflation, the bare shelves at the supermarket, the doubling of the price of gasoline? They think we’re all imagining it and they’re going to raise our taxes.

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    dnie  8 months ago

    Never quidproJoe’s fault. 88% Americans believe HE is heading US in the wrong direction.

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    chipciof  8 months ago

    Biden “identifies” as a president. Not very well though.

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    kelloggs2066  8 months ago

    Biden: ‘I Don’t Know If We’re In A Recession, I’m Not A Biologist’

    WASHINGTON, D.C. — America’s GDP has fallen over the last two quarters, stoking fears of a possible recession due to the fact that America is now in a recession. When asked whether the U.S. is now in a recession, Biden answered that he wasn’t qualified to answer, as he doesn’t have a biology degree.

    “I don’t know if we’re in a recession, I’m not a biologist,” said Biden to the bronze bust of Hugo Chávez in his office. “Leave that stuff to the experts, Jack! If you ask me, the economy should lose some weight, anyway. Too fat. We deserve this for being racist anyway. Come on, man!”

    The White House quickly clarified Biden’s statement, saying the U.S. is not in a terrible recession because the word “recession” has been redefined, as has the word “terrible.”

    “It should be noted that the word ‘recession’ is being used by extreme far-alt-right-right extreme extremists,” said gay black Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre to reporters. “At best, the word ‘recession’ is a racist dog whistle. At worst, it’s a cruel slur against a historically marginalized economy. We condemn anyone who would use this racist language.”

    At publishing time, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson couldn’t confirm whether America is in a recession either, as she is also not a biologist.

    — The Babylon Bee

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    DASch  8 months ago

    What recession? Is anyone losing their jobs? Are businesses still open? Quit whining then. Steve Kelley is not qualified to comment on current events.

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    charliekane  8 months ago

    Lacking a cogent alternative, spouting instead nonsense.

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    lawguy05  8 months ago

    Hahaha. Great strip!

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    Zuhlamon Premium Member 8 months ago

    Hmmmm… the text inscribed on that rack reads:

    “vos potest esse altior eius”

    Which translates to “Now you can be taller than her”

    Because RWNJs having orgåsms [bad word in Go Comics of delight at the prospect of blaming inflation on Democrats, the fact that spending $6.7 Trillion in 2020 (including $3.5T in December 2020, alone) to prop up the economy and provide Covid relief was somehow not inflationary, but Biden signing a bill for $3 Trillion three months later, in March 2021, for Covid relief checks was inflationary.

    Blame it all on “Biden”! Oh, and pay no attention to the realities of 20 closed refineries, Putin invading Ukraine and upsetting world fuel and food, the blocking of all bills in the Senate by the Magas, and the assault on womens’ rights, and the drive to destroy democracy, and that silly little “insurrection” thing, and the widespread crime and corruption In Maga la-la land (with the hundreds of convictions and indictments with more to come), and, and…

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    Zuhlamon Premium Member 8 months ago

    No, you don’t get away with your BS so easily, Mr. Kelley.

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    Rich Douglas  8 months ago

    Why do you hate capitalism?

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    Interventor12  8 months ago

    No problem, if the latest bill passes the House, inflation will take off. US INFLATION FACTORS JAN 2020—2.5%, FEB 2020 —2.3%, MAR 2020—1.5%, APR 2020—0.3%, MAY 2020—0.1%, JUN 2020—0.6%, JUL 2020—1.0%, AUG 2020—1.3%, SEP 2020—1.4%, OCT 2020 – 1.2 , NOV 2020 – 1.2 %, DEC 2020 – 1.4 %, JAN 2021 – 1.4 %, FEB 2021 – 1.7, MAR 2021 – 2.6%, APR 2021 – 4.2%, MAY 2021 – 5%, JUNE 2021-5.4%, JULY 2021- 5.3%, AUG 2021 – 5.3%, SEP 2021 – 5.4%, OCT 2021 – 6.2%, NOV 2021 – 6.8%, DEC 2021 – 7%, JAN 2022 – 7.5%, FEB 2022 7.9%, MAR 2022 – 8.5%, APR – 8.3%, MAY 2022 – 8.6%, JUNE 2022 9.1%Voters will reward Democrats with what they deserve.

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    Interventor12  8 months ago

    Actually, Democrats will not receive their just deserts. A trip on a tumbrel.

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    Interventor12  8 months ago

    The recent bills, if passed, will ensure inflation continues - upwards. Hyperinflation, what the present maladministration will be known for.US INFLATION FACTORS JAN 2020—2.5%, FEB 2020 —2.3%, MAR 2020—1.5%, APR 2020—0.3%, MAY 2020—0.1%, JUN 2020-0.6%, JUL 2020—1.0%, AUG 2020—1.3%, SEP 2020—1.4%, OCT 2020 – 1.2 , NOV 2020 – 1.2 %, DEC 2020 – 1.4 %, JAN 2021 – 1.4 %, FEB 2021 – 1.7, MAR 2021 – 2.6%, APR 2021 – 4.2%, MAY 2021 – 5%, JUNE 2021-5.4%, JULY 2021- 5.3%, AUG 2021 – 5.3%, SEP 2021 – 5.4%, OCT 2021 – 6.2%, NOV 2021 – 6.8%, DEC 2021 – 7%, JAN 2022 – 7.5%, FEB 2022 7.9%, MAR 2022 – 8.5%, APR – 8.3%, MAY 2022 – 8.6%, JUNE 2022 9.1%

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    AndrewSihler  8 months ago

    I gather that Mr Kelley identifies as an editorial cartoonist. His privilege, but he’s not very convincing.

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