When asked whether she would vote to certify the 2024 election, no matter who wins, Republican Representative Elise Stefanik wouldn't commit and said, “We will see if this is a legal and valid election. What we’re seeing so far is that Democrats are so desperate they’re trying to remove President Trump from the ballot." Translation from... Continue Reading →
The Great Negotiator Strikes Again
On the third anniversary of the white nationalist insurrection, Donald Trump talked about another insurrection, the Civil War. Trump wondered why it couldn't have been negotiated. Trump said, "I’m so attracted to seeing it,. So many mistakes were made. See, there was something I think could have been negotiated to be honest with you. …... Continue Reading →
Sneaking Out Of Texas
Greg Abbott has resumed his asshole policy of human trafficking. He, like Ron DeSantis, thinks it's hilarious to bus and fly refugees to blue states and cities to please their racist MAGAt base. Lately, he's been shuttling them to Chicago. But is Greg Abbott aware that sending women to places where they have a right... Continue Reading →
LaPierre Client List
Which is worse, being on the client list of a pedophile or the client list of an enabler of school shootings. Wayne LaPierre is stepping down as head of the National Rifle Association after more than three decades leading the gun fetish club. LaPierre is facing a corruption trial in New York and is going... Continue Reading →
China Trump
This cartoon is using some creative license, which I'm discovering has to be explained more often, and that is...Trump sold his D.C. hotel. When James Comer, the House Republican currently leading the investigation into President Biden and not finding any corruption, heard that foreign governments spent over $7 million at Trump properties, his response was... Continue Reading →
Whack-A-Moron
If I had told you earlier that I was going to draw a cartoon about Lauren Boebert and whacking, you would have expected something else, right? Lauren Boebert, the dumbest member of Congress which is saying a lot because there's also Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, Ken Buck, Jim Gym Jordan, Andy Biggs, Scott Perry,... Continue Reading →
Good Plagiarism Bad Plagiarism
Claudine Gay resigned today as president of Harvard University. She had only been in the position since last July. Gay first came under fire for what many described as a slow response to antisemitism on campus that was part of protests against Israel's war against Hamas. She came under further fire for accusations of plagiarism... Continue Reading →
Disqualified Voters
The 14th Amendment states that anyone who engaged in an insurrection after swearing to protect the Constitution is disqualified from holding future office. So far, two states have read this correctly and have removed Donald Trump from their ballots because he engaged in an insurrection. The Republicans howling response to this is that Colorado and... Continue Reading →
Disqualified Dinghy
Thank you, Maine. Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows said she was duty-bound by state law to decide on three challenges brought by registered Maine voters and remove Donald Trump from the state ballot. She said, "Under Maine law, I have not only the authority but the obligation to act. I will follow the Constitution... Continue Reading →
History With Nikki
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley was asked at a town hall event in New Hampshire Wednesday night, "What was the cause of the United States Civil War?". Haley replied, replied, "Well, don’t come with an easy question." Except it is an easy question with an easy answer. Instead of giving the easy answer, Haley replied... Continue Reading →