My top five favorite cartoons for the week, today honoring First Father, Barack Obama…
by Brian Farrington at Townhall.com…
by Michael Ramirez at Townhall.com (click to enlarge)…
by Steve Kelley at Townhall.com…
by Glenn McCoy at Townhall.com…
by RightHandedCartoonsBlogspot.com at The Bold Pursuit…
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Obama could have been seen as a great father and president if Bush hadn’t left him such a mess.
Nope.
We’d still be mad at the way he defies the Constitution and rules by mandate, and we’d still be mocking his dependence on his teleprompter.
If Bush had presided over a robust economy like Clinton did, Obama would not have snookered the country with flimsy promises of hopenchange.
The list of presidents with well known statements left out Billy boy…”I did not have sexual relations with that woman”. Even Barack can’t beat that one, but he’s close.
Obama could have been seen as a good dad if he had never made such a horrific comment that indicates has no problems with his daughters killing their own children. A real man, a real father, would never support the murder of his family members.
Totally agree, dirtdartwife. He voted against keeping babies who survived abortions alive. And on the campaign trail the first time (though his past three years have felt rather like one long, continuing campaign..) he said he would never want his daughters to be “punished with a baby.” If I was his daughter, I’d have serious questions about whether or not he had felt “punished” by my existence. What a cold, sad “man.”