Hitlery Clinton has so much criminal baggage she could fill a warehouse. How is it she is presidential material……the best this country has to offer?
Planned Parenthood is a criminal enterprise and those people without a doubt should go to prison.
The Sunday Funnies are mostly about criminals these days and I personally don’t find them funny.
EL Coyote
August 2, 2015 3:01 pm
Bea joins the prude parade. The Shitfest In Chicago is down to 5 definite’s and 10 maybe’s.
robert h siddell jr
August 2, 2015 3:33 pm
Criminals (politicians) are not funny but the cartoons are.
VegasBob
August 2, 2015 4:31 pm
Bea Lever,
Some of my leftist friends still support Hitlery. I cannot understand their voluntary blindness.
Maybe it’s easy for them to ignore her shady payola rackets and her habitual and compulsive lying. But her personal email server is absolute proof that Hitlery believes she should not be held accountable for anything she does as a public official.
As far as I’m concerned, that attitude alone makes Hitlery the most dangerous presidential candidate in US history. Hitlery must be stopped or we won’t have a country left to argue about.
John Angelo
August 2, 2015 4:43 pm
@Bea Lever I don’t find the Sunday funnies comical either given our current state of affairs. I agree 100% with many of them and they’re a constant reminder of the outrageously ignorant American public and the corruption of the political parties “elected to do something about it.” I was recently given the complete collection of Bill Watterson’s “Calvin and Hobbes.” It might be time to crack them open. I haven’t read those strips since I was a kid and always enjoyed the humor.
EL Coyote
August 2, 2015 6:06 pm
Dammit, Bea, political cartoons are nothing if not black humor. The are rooted in a resigned dark view of humanity and the powers that bea. Take a Bea joke, “wide open like a Saturday night hooker”, and draw a cartoon of Hillary in hooker getup leaning on a lamp post, perhaps, soliciting votes outside a bar hosting the 1st annual TBP convention in NY. I could condense that summary in one cartoon. Would it be funny? Maybe, but the whole thrust of it would be that she was scratching the bottom of the barrel. Heh.
This concludes my first lesson on Political Cartoons 101
Be sure to come back for my very important lesson on TBP trolls: Stoking the flames of discontent.
Bea Lever
August 2, 2015 8:00 pm
I don’t know anyone who loved the funnies better than old Bea, I really loved them. Now, all I see is evil and criminals exposed by the cartoonist’s pen. There is a great deal of truth in this art, I’ll give you guys that, but I can’t seem to find the humor.
Anonymous
August 2, 2015 8:48 pm
Remember Obama being first black pres was untouchable in political cartoons,and comedians when first elected.To top it off w h announced it was racist to criticize .Fast forward the W H cry wolf black racist meme got old.So now re invent to “black lives matter”Who thinks up this garbage?
Brian
August 3, 2015 4:21 am
Up is down, down is up. Black is white, white is black in Obamanation. Brought to you by the criminal banksters and the corporations they facilitate to corrupt and buy off the weak political fools in office.
Sunday funnies = A record of corruption/illegality currently underway.
Muck About
August 3, 2015 5:08 am
I don’t care what everyone says about the cartoons – about criminals and all that..
I just got my brain back from FINALLY detoxing from chemo and I laughed my ass off!
MA
Kill Bill
August 3, 2015 2:45 pm
One of the best ways to cast a candidate out of public favor is to ridicule them. Meanwhile the MSM will still promote them. Sigh. So yeah I find these toons funny.
Zarathustra
August 4, 2015 12:28 am
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EL Coyote
August 4, 2015 12:52 am
Welcome back, Muckster! A brain is a terrible thing to lose.
Cartoons are in our blood. We grew up with Betty Boop, Popeye, and Warner Bros shorts, Marvel, DC, Harvey, CARtoons, MAD comics.. and there was Readers Digest, Sunday funnies in color, Lil Abner, Alley Oop, Mutt and Jeff and many more I can’t recall. Then there were the Mexican comics.
But my point is that once we grew up, we sought out the hard stuff; political cartoons that had not only humor and satire but scathing accusation and biting insinuation, scurrilous scandal-mongering and sly expose’. Must be nice for some to be blase’ and jaded so soon, wtf are they doing here, I wonder?
Unless they have checked out of their mind temporarily which is OK, then.
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Hitlery Clinton has so much criminal baggage she could fill a warehouse. How is it she is presidential material……the best this country has to offer?
Planned Parenthood is a criminal enterprise and those people without a doubt should go to prison.
The Sunday Funnies are mostly about criminals these days and I personally don’t find them funny.
Bea joins the prude parade. The Shitfest In Chicago is down to 5 definite’s and 10 maybe’s.
Criminals (politicians) are not funny but the cartoons are.
Bea Lever,
Some of my leftist friends still support Hitlery. I cannot understand their voluntary blindness.
Maybe it’s easy for them to ignore her shady payola rackets and her habitual and compulsive lying. But her personal email server is absolute proof that Hitlery believes she should not be held accountable for anything she does as a public official.
As far as I’m concerned, that attitude alone makes Hitlery the most dangerous presidential candidate in US history. Hitlery must be stopped or we won’t have a country left to argue about.
@Bea Lever I don’t find the Sunday funnies comical either given our current state of affairs. I agree 100% with many of them and they’re a constant reminder of the outrageously ignorant American public and the corruption of the political parties “elected to do something about it.” I was recently given the complete collection of Bill Watterson’s “Calvin and Hobbes.” It might be time to crack them open. I haven’t read those strips since I was a kid and always enjoyed the humor.
Dammit, Bea, political cartoons are nothing if not black humor. The are rooted in a resigned dark view of humanity and the powers that bea. Take a Bea joke, “wide open like a Saturday night hooker”, and draw a cartoon of Hillary in hooker getup leaning on a lamp post, perhaps, soliciting votes outside a bar hosting the 1st annual TBP convention in NY. I could condense that summary in one cartoon. Would it be funny? Maybe, but the whole thrust of it would be that she was scratching the bottom of the barrel. Heh.
This concludes my first lesson on Political Cartoons 101
Be sure to come back for my very important lesson on TBP trolls: Stoking the flames of discontent.
I don’t know anyone who loved the funnies better than old Bea, I really loved them. Now, all I see is evil and criminals exposed by the cartoonist’s pen. There is a great deal of truth in this art, I’ll give you guys that, but I can’t seem to find the humor.
Remember Obama being first black pres was untouchable in political cartoons,and comedians when first elected.To top it off w h announced it was racist to criticize .Fast forward the W H cry wolf black racist meme got old.So now re invent to “black lives matter”Who thinks up this garbage?
Up is down, down is up. Black is white, white is black in Obamanation. Brought to you by the criminal banksters and the corporations they facilitate to corrupt and buy off the weak political fools in office.
Sunday funnies = A record of corruption/illegality currently underway.
I don’t care what everyone says about the cartoons – about criminals and all that..
I just got my brain back from FINALLY detoxing from chemo and I laughed my ass off!
MA
One of the best ways to cast a candidate out of public favor is to ridicule them. Meanwhile the MSM will still promote them. Sigh. So yeah I find these toons funny.
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Welcome back, Muckster! A brain is a terrible thing to lose.
Cartoons are in our blood. We grew up with Betty Boop, Popeye, and Warner Bros shorts, Marvel, DC, Harvey, CARtoons, MAD comics.. and there was Readers Digest, Sunday funnies in color, Lil Abner, Alley Oop, Mutt and Jeff and many more I can’t recall. Then there were the Mexican comics.
But my point is that once we grew up, we sought out the hard stuff; political cartoons that had not only humor and satire but scathing accusation and biting insinuation, scurrilous scandal-mongering and sly expose’. Must be nice for some to be blase’ and jaded so soon, wtf are they doing here, I wonder?
Unless they have checked out of their mind temporarily which is OK, then.