Here are my top five favorite political cartoons for the past week. Be sure to vote for your favorite in the poll at the bottom of the post!
by Gary McCoy at Townhall.com…
by Dana Summers at GoComics.com…
by Eric Allie at Townhall.com…
by Glenn McCoy at Townhall.com…
by Chip Bok at GoComics.com…
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Some other funny ones. http://politicalhumor.about.com/od/politicalcartoons/ig/Political-Cartoons/
Number 5 is great.
What an embarrassment that world leaders, including our president, conducted themselves like a bunch of bored children in a church pew. Is it too much to expect that our president conduct himself with decorum, especially in front of the entire world?
Oh and Mr. President, only the most classless of clods publicly humiliates his wife like you did, which explains everything.
Give credit where its due, at least Michelle knows how to act like an adult.
Mary,
And don’t forget the biggest fraud of all, standing with the assembled leaders or the nations, communicating gibberish to the millions watching around the around the world.
No, I’m not talking about Thamsanqa Jantjie, the schizophrenic, mugger, burgler, rapist and murderer, who in his spare time goes through the motions of being signing interpreter.
Clearly Jantfie’s left hand did not know what his other left hand was doing. It looked like an afrcanized version of the macarena and the hokey pokey combined.
But I digress. The biggest fraud was the boRAT who, when he wasn’t flinging spit wads and making paper airplanes, was busy photographing himself in the midst of real world leaders.
I reminded of George H.W. Bush fainting and vomiting in the lap of the Japanese prime minister, now known affectionately in the land of the setting sun as the ‘bushuru’.
At least Jantjie spared the deaf community from the meaningless droning of our empty suit, who also goes thru the motions of pretending to be a something she is not, a man.
I don’t know Nelson Mandela’s eternal abode.
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But wherever he is, I am sure of this.
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He would say, “You need Jesus!!!”
Hi Ken,
I see on Drudge the bank accounts of those who signed up for insurance on the health care website are being “mistakenly debted”. Since there’s no guarantee the insurance company got their very confidential information, then who did?
Can we say “hacker”?
Gotta say: this was a pretty lean week.
bmmg39 says:
December 15, 2013 at 6:29 pm
Gotta say: this was a pretty lean week.
Deo gratias….
I voted for #5, because it was fairly funny.
#3, because that would sure make sense to me, but there is so much misinformation and misunderstanding about it, that I’m not sure….
Number 4 is one of the stupidest political cartoons I’ve ever seen.
Number four was my least favorite, too. The “war on Christmas” is as imaginary as the “war on women.”
“The “war on Christmas” is as imaginary as the “war on women.””
Oh come on, nothing else could ever be quite as imaginary as the “war on women”.
Glenn McCoy reminds us that liberals are attempting to politicize Christmas as well. Isn’t it true that dem pols have problems making any references to Christmas but embrace elevating the other holidays? Being a Christian or exaulting Christian values is not politically expedient today. Glenn is unto something very profound…
Thomas, I just wish people would acknowledge all the various religions’ holidays, or none of them. Some, however, believe that their holiday, and only their holiday, should be publicly celebrated and acknowledged.