Good morning, when I started writing this post, I had no idea about the new battlefields in Iraq.
So…some of the cartoons may be a little, dated. Here’s to WWIII
What the fuck is wrong with these people? “Holy Hell?”
https://twitter.com/mcfaul/status/1214775041109442560?s=21
As if all that wasn’t bad enough,
Lastly, a bit down under:
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Thanks for the round-up JJ. My heart goes out to the people and wildlife in Australia. It’s pretty gutsy to take in koalas, as so many people have done. If they feel threatened they can actually kill you.
Great cartoons, JJ. I think my favorite isn’t one of the cartoons, though. The “we define holy differently” one.
Agree. JJ, this post expresses what I’m feeling now.
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/ny-goper-arrested-for-dui-allegedly-blamed-wife-for-crash-you-know-how-women-drive
He seems nice.
Wow. Just wow. And, obviously. That’s why women’s insurance rates are higher — no, wait —.
Big Tech turns up the censorship dial.
He’s disintegrating faster.
God, this makes me want to scream. Hello? We have laws that say a Prez has to consult Congress before going to war.
He. Is. Ignoring. All. The. Laws.
So how is passing yet another one going to do anything? Gives me the same feeling as stories about rearranging the deck chairs on the goddamn Titanic.
No one’s enforcing the laws. Repugs think it’s just fine to break the law as long as a Republican does it.
Can we possibly be so lucky? Relatively lucky, that is.
Well, after an initial dive, the stock markets recovered nicely on the assumption he was just chest thumping. Then they started to trend more seriously down when they thought, “Hey, wait a minute. We don’t actually know what this baboon is going to do.” So then he started making more soothing noises.
The pattern holds every single time when he does something even more cockamamie than usual. Danger of market crash? He stops doing it, whatever it is.
Because he knows he hasn’t got a prayer of staying in power if the economy tanks, and then he’s afraid of going to jail.
Needless to say, he’s shit at estimating the consequences of his actions, so he could easily overshoot on the bluster and find out things had spun out of control.
As some Democrat said on the Hill: it takes two madmen to start a war and luckily Iran hasn’t got one.