Would men elect a nip and tuck, reversible procedure do you think? A woman having to have an irreversible abortion has a lot more invested in the sex game.
Meanwhile Biden hits an all-time presidential low point!
That's a "Direction of Country" poll. The GOP has something to do with why people are so negative about that.
Would men elect a nip and tuck, reversible procedure do you think? A woman having to have an irreversible abortion has a lot more invested in the sex game.
Meanwhile Biden hits an all-time presidential low point!
That's a "Direction of Country" poll. The GOP has something to do with why people are so negative about that.
The GOP is probably mostly responsible for that result, along with the extremists on the Supreme Court. The country truly is headed in the wrong direction with fair elections under attack by TFG's lackeys in the states, as well as the refusal of 1/3 of the country to live in a fact-based world.
Joe Biden is not the reason the country is on the highway to hell.
Joe Biden is not the reason the country is on the highway to hell.
This first cartoon demonstrates the many, many huge issues this country faces. Too much for any one party to solve — much less an 80 year old Biden and the shattered Democratic Party.
Trump was handed extremely difficult issues during his term, Covid certainly was a biggy. The virus became the hot potato of politics, placed within the casserole of persecution, impeachment, senate hearings, the Democrats kept dishing out, relentlessly. How could Mrs Clinton have lost to the orangeman? How could she have not is a better question.
This first cartoon demonstrates the many, many huge issues this country faces. Too much for any one party to solve — much less an 80 year old Biden and the shattered Democratic Party.
Trump was handed extremely difficult issues during his term, Covid certainly was aH biggy. The virus became the hot potato of politics, placed within the casserole of persecution, impeachment, senate hearings, the Democrats kept dishing out, relentlessly. How could Mrs Clinton have lost to the orangeman? How could she have not is a better question.
Where are these disillusioned voters?
If Trump had managed a somewhat adult-like response to the Covid pandemic, he would have been re-elected. Shall I play the clip of Trump talking about drinking disinfectant and using bright lights to stop the virus?
The investigations of Trump were no more intense that those faced by Bill Clinton.
This first cartoon demonstrates the many, many huge issues this country faces. Too much for any one party to solve — much less an 80 year old Biden and the shattered Democratic Party.
Trump was handed extremely difficult issues during his term, Covid certainly was a biggy. The virus became the hot potato of politics, placed within the casserole of persecution, impeachment, senate hearings, the Democrats kept dishing out, relentlessly. How could Mrs Clinton have lost to the orangeman? How could she have not is a better question.
Where are these disillusioned voters?
You do know a scapegoat is someone who has been wrongfully blamed?
This first cartoon demonstrates the many, many huge issues this country faces. Too much for any one party to solve — much less an 80 year old Biden and the shattered Democratic Party.
Trump was handed extremely difficult issues during his term, Covid certainly was a biggy. The virus became the hot potato of politics, placed within the casserole of persecution, impeachment, senate hearings, the Democrats kept dishing out, relentlessly. How could Mrs Clinton have lost to the orangeman? How could she have not is a better question.
Where are these disillusioned voters?
You do know a scapegoat is someone who has been wrongfully blamed?
It's bad enough when the cartoon is stupid, but to just be proudly illiterate is something else.
It's bad enough when the cartoon is stupid, but to just be proudly illiterate is something else.
in the case of my intentional selection of the scapegoated Biden cartoon, each and every allegation hanging off his horns reflect the juggling acts of a man inundated with mistakes, and errors of judgment, the spoken word, etc,, since he was elected. I couldn’t resist!
Some news bits of late are missing — but there is always another cartoon, or another faux pas with Joe.
in the case of my intentional selection of the scapegoated Biden cartoon, each and every allegation hanging off his horns reflect the juggling acts of a man inundated with mistakes, and errors of judgment, the spoken word, etc,, since he was elected. I couldn’t resist!
Some news bits of late are missing — but there is always another cartoon, or another faux pas with Joe.
but the cartoon suggests the opposite of what you are trying to say.
Whether I agree with your point or not, your comment and accompanying illustration were inherently contradictory.
It's bad enough when the cartoon is stupid, but to just be proudly illiterate is something else.
in the case of my intentional selection of the scapegoated Biden cartoon, each and every allegation hanging off his horns reflect the juggling acts of a man inundated with mistakes, and errors of judgment, the spoken word, etc,, since he was elected. I couldn’t resist!
Some news bits of late are missing — but there is always another cartoon, or another faux pas with Joe.
I didn't take a good look at the cartoon earlier. Aren't jobs and wages going up a good thing? And does the photo show the "inflation" horse breaking down?
Despite mtierney's comment, the cartoon seems to be suggesting that Biden is driving a wagon that's going in a very good direction indeed, with jobs and wages pulling along weakening inflation?
or is it trying to say inflation is dragging down the great jobs and wages news?
or what? it's another really stupid cartoon either way.
I didn't take a good look at the cartoon earlier. Aren't jobs and wages going up a good thing? And does the photo show the "inflation" horse breaking down?
Despite mtierney's comment, the cartoon seems to be suggesting that Biden is driving a wagon that's going in a very good direction indeed, with jobs and wages pulling along weakening inflation?
or is it trying to say inflation is dragging down the great jobs and wages news?
or what? it's another really stupid cartoon either way.
There’s a game prosecutors play. Let’s say I suspect X committed an armed robbery, but I know X is dealing drugs. So, I write a search-warrant application laying out my overwhelming probable cause that X has been selling small amounts of cocaine from his apartment. I don’t say a word in the warrant about the robbery, but I don’t have to. If the court grants me the warrant for the comparatively minor crime of cocaine distribution, the agents are then authorized to search the whole apartment. If they find robbery tools, a mask, and a gun, the law allows them to seize those items. As long as agents are conducting a legitimate search, they are authorized to seize any obviously incriminating evidence they come across. Even though the warrant was ostensibly about drug offenses, the prosecutors can use the evidence seized to charge robbery.
I believe that principle is key to understanding the FBI’s search of former president Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida on Monday. The ostensible justification for the search of Trump’s compound is his potentially unlawful retention of government records and mishandling of classified information. The real reason is the Capitol riot.
The referral from the National Archives came amid recent revelations that officials recovered 15 boxes of materials from the former president’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida that were not handed back in to the government as they should have been, and that Trump had turned over other White House records that had been torn up. Archives officials suspected Trump had possibly violated laws concerning the handling of government documents — including those that might be considered classified — and reached out to the Justice Department, the people familiar with the matter said.
Trump’s years-long defiance of the Presidential Records Act, which requires the preservation of memos, letters, notes, emails, faxes and other written communications related to a president’s official duties, has long raised concerns among historians and legal observers.
Just when you think the NYT, our paper of record, is on the side of truth and justice, this is a wake-up call that the paper is desperate to appear relevant.
But, it is Biden who has allowed the Taliban back into Afghanistan. Biden didn’t need a nuclear bomb. He accomplished it with a stroke of his pen.
You know, the normal response would have been "that's ridiculous and insulting, I would of course never support someone who sold nuclear weapons, especially not to a repressive, violent regime like the Taliban."
But, true to form, you decided that instead the best response was to try and attack Democrats.
But, it is Biden who has allowed the Taliban back into Afghanistan. Biden didn’t need a nuclear bomb. He accomplished it with a stroke of his pen.
what exactly is the reason that you refuse to acknowledge Trump's role in making a withdrawal deal with the Taliban and forcing Biden's hand in the withdrawal?
When John Bolton says on Newsmax that we are safer under Biden then we would have been under Trump, the host loses his mind and they have an epic battle. I know people hate Bolton, but this is fantastic - he debunks every fake narrative they created about his foreign policy. pic.twitter.com/GdSr6pcfdv
The presidential approval ordering the exit of our troops from Afghanistan ASAP rather than the planned, orderly withdrawal, providing safety and security for all who worked/supported the USA. Biden botched it in his desire to clear the decks for his agenda, and appear relevant. Didn’t work. The blowback continues.
That's a "Direction of Country" poll. The GOP has something to do with why people are so negative about that.