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• 1 The BoBo // Apr 21, 2008 at 9:08 pm

  I have to ask you this, and I hope you can answer honestly. I’ve posted a theory over at my blog..let’s see if I’m right.

  Now that we all know Obama is a racist, a marxist, an elitist, and a terrorist sympathizer..why do you still support him? He associates himself with a racist pastor, a radical racist like Farukhan, an unrepentant terrorist who bombed the capital and pentagon, a known real estate scheister, and he now states he would negotiate with terrorist regimes So..now that the public knows who this man really is, why would you still want him to be in the Whitehouse?

• 2 Reel Ninja // Apr 24, 2008 at 7:40 am

  lol..funny image. It does really feel that way now..

• 3 couchmouse // Apr 24, 2008 at 11:26 am

  @BoBo
  One would, first, have to believe that…
  “Obama is a racist, a marxist, an elitist, and a terrorist sympathizer”
  However, only those who have been drinking Karl Roves Kool-Aid and taking his little blue pills would ever believe that. Fortunately, most people are interested in facts not fiction.

  I did read your theory and speaking only for myself Obama was not my first choice. Joe Biden, Chris Dodd, Bill Richardson and John Edwards were before him. I will vote for Clinton if she gets the nomination. I am a registered Republican and have been for 30 years but anyone is better than John McSame as Bush McCain.

• 4 Erica // Apr 24, 2008 at 12:07 pm

  No better way to start the day than with some snarky poilitical cartoons. Those are great!

• 5 The BoBo // Apr 25, 2008 at 12:32 am

  Well..we are at least in agreement with one thing..neither of us are going to vote for McShamnesty!

  Also, with regards to my opinions regarding Obama, they are in fact my own based on everything I previously cited. Associations are substantive. If I were interviewing for a job at your place of employment, if it was disclosed that I was a lifelong friend of Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, and Ted Kazinski, do you think I would be hired immediately or do you think there would be a VERY thorough background check first? Considering he is essentially interviewing before the entire nation for the highest public position in our country, wouldn’t you think we need to do a background check and see what exactly he’s been doing with his life and who he’s been hanging out with?

• 6 Marie // Apr 27, 2008 at 9:50 am

  Political cartoons not only provide humor, but also some very honest insight into certain situations and people.

• 7 Burst // Apr 27, 2008 at 3:33 pm

  I have to comment about that counter for the cost of the war…

  wow, just wow, We really need to pull out or find cheaper stuff to fire at the enemy. Nice blog, keep up the work.

• 8 Blue Licorice // Apr 29, 2008 at 6:16 pm

  Great and informative site you have here. I agree about McCain, he’s a big joke who couldn’t even show up to Congress in support of his people. Our choices for President are never the best or what we would like to have, but they are our only choices at least util some day a totally honest person comes along. Can any of these candidates do worse than Bush has done?

• 9 carol // May 2, 2008 at 4:14 am

  You know Bush is really regretting the day he said ‘Mission Accomplishes’ just another embarassment for us.
  I like the videos truth be told though it really doesn’t matter who the people want to be President, The Super Delegates and Delegates will decide who ‘gets the job’. I just really hope it isn’t McSame,,,

• 10 BillyWarhol // May 2, 2008 at 10:12 pm

  I did a Post today on Bush @ 28% Lowest Approval Rating Ever for a President! When are Americans going to Impeach him??

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• 11 Blake // May 3, 2008 at 12:28 am

  What is Obama going to change that has you hooked? Is it just pulling out of Iraq? I can’t see leaving a country to fall back into the same type dictatorship state we eradicated it of. Whether we should have or shouldn’t have is not the question anymore, but in my opinion we should leave the people of Iraq with a stable country at least. Even though the domain name attached to my blog gives the appearance of being a hard core McCain supporter, I am not a fan of any candidate currently running just voting for the lesser of the evils I guess.

• 12 U.S. Common Sense // May 14, 2008 at 6:36 pm

  Actually, McCain said that he wouldn’t have an issue with troops remaining in Iraq for 50 or 100 years as long as they were not dying. He didn’t say he wants to stay in Iraq “UNTIL” no more Americans are getting killed. You might want to correct that in your post.

  Carol, Bush never said “mission accomplished” during that speech. You might want to go back and re-read it.

• 13 Holly // May 21, 2008 at 10:17 pm

  So basically the “mission” is “accomplished” as soon as all of the Americans are killed! Don’t these fools realize that we are just killing ourselves here?

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