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3 thoughts on “Cartoon of The Week”

  1. Except for the Josh Hawley stuff, that’s never not gonna’ be funny, has anyone noticed how the underlying message in every single one of these cartoons is absolutely terrifying?

    It’s like November 9, 2016 is America’s groundhog day but we don’t seem to learning what it takes to get the girl.

    • “May you live in interesting times” is an English expression that is claimed to be a translation of a traditional Chinese curse (despite being widely attributed as a Chinese curse, there is no known equivalent expression in Chinese). While seemingly a blessing, the expression is normally used ironically; life is better in “uninteresting times” of peace and tranquility than in “interesting” ones, which are usually times of trouble.

      Most historians believe it originated from the speeches of Joseph Chamberlain in the late 19th Century.

      Americans are upset with Joe Biden that he has not returned the country to “normalcy.” First of all, whose definition of normalcy? (A “Return to normalcy” was the campaign slogan used by Warren G. Harding during the post-World War I 1920 United States presidential election).

      Secondly, it is damned hard to restore peace and tranquility when we have a Sedition Party engaging in political sabotage, and the unindicted leader of a coup d’état and his unindicted co-conspirators are actively engaged in a slow-motion insurrection and openly talking about civil war, and are plotting the overthrow of the U.S. government.

      Republicans behave badly, but never seem to be held accountable by Americans. Republicans sabotage the country, but then Americans blame the Democrats for not delivering on their promises and put the saboteurs back in charge. It has never made any sense. If Americans do it again, this time it will be fatal to the Republic.

      • “Republicans sabotage the country, but then Americans blame the Democrats for not delivering on their promises and put the saboteurs back in charge.”

        A lot of that has to do with the media. Republicans have their own media that lies their collective behinds off to keep the true believers true believing and going to the polls to keep the saboteurs in power. The majority of the rest of the media is still convincing itself that the country cannot survive without two major political parties and consciously or subconsciously go easy on the Republicans which greatly helps them avoid accountability (personal and political) for their actions.

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