One great example of Republican hostility toward Nikki Haley comes from Laura Loomer. Loomer is a Trump propagandist who claims she's a journalist...just like Tucker Carlson. For some reason, Twitter/X puts posts by goons like her at the top of my feed. But last night, Loony Loomer accused Nikki Haley of infidelity. Soak that in... Continue Reading →
Darling Nikki
I have one newspaper client in South Carolina. When they read the first panel of this cartoon they'll probably think "hey, alright. He did something on our governor" and then they'll hit the next panel and say "oh god no." Sometimes I like to tease my readers on social media on what my next cartoon... Continue Reading →
Good Bye, Jeb
I spent Saturday knowing Jeb Bush would drop out of the campaign later in the evening and I was still considering taking the night off. I thought about putting a Jeb cartoon off until Sunday (published Monday morning). What happened was I ended up drawing two cartoons. I had an idea I was OK with... Continue Reading →
W’s Bigger Little Brother
When George W. Bush strode across that flight deck 30 miles off the San Diego coast, wearing a flight suit and boasting "mission accomplished," it might have been the most obnoxious photo op in political history. Now Republicans are arguing over how W. kept us safe, and did a good job fighting back after terrorists... Continue Reading →
Ted Cruz’s Erotic Office Space
Today's blog should only be read by mature audiences (sorry, Republicans), after 10:00 PM and only after you put the kids to bed. Ted Cruz is hiring porn stars. That's what I expect future robocalls aimed at Republican voters in South Carolina to start claiming. That'll be a hoot. Ted Cruz and Porn are two... Continue Reading →
Slamming The Public’s Trust
While President Obama was speaking to the International Association of Chiefs of Police in Chicago on Tuesday, one sheriff who attended the event had to fly home early to deal with a police brutality situation. Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott, in Columbia, South Carolina, had a situation where one of his officers slammed a 16-year-old student... Continue Reading →
Ditching The Flag
The first response that Nikki Haley, governor of South Carolina, should have had after the massacre at Emanuel AME Church should have been to call for removing the Confederate Battle flag from the grounds of the state capitol. Haley and several GOP candidates for president spent a few days defending the flag or trying to avoid... Continue Reading →