Thursday Political Cartoons: “Time doth flit; oh shit.”
Posted: March 5, 2026 Filed under: just because 4 Comments
If only!
The man is like some kind of mutant virus that has no known cure…he just keeps on living. Infecting all life forms with his diseased hate and violence.
I have someone close to me, I call him my other son because I practically raise him…he lives in Kuwait. He teaches in one of the schools that many of the foreign diplomats send their children to, he has been in the thick of all this mess and is “safe” but I worry about him all the time. No, he is unable to leave. No, he was not given any warning to leave prior to the attack. No, the US is not helping him to leave.
So, let me just say the I am utterly disgusted with all this…shit.
Cartoons via Cagle:
Yesterday, I got my fuck ice tattoo:
And…y’all stay safe out there.
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I want to wake up one morning and see all these pedophiles are arrested and in jail. It is a dream I have…
Same here. Think it would wipe the billionaire class out pretty quickly, frankly. And, most of those nutty extremist religions that are steeped in patriarachy and the ownership of people.
Buried in the cascade of news this week, Sadie Gurman and Caitlin Ostroff of the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that 47,635 files are missing from the Epstein files documents that the Justice Department has made public. A spokesperson for the Justice Department told the reporters that the files were “offline for further review and should be ready for reproduction by the end of the week.”
Heather Cox Richardson
The news that even the documents that have been released have extensive gaps suggests the department is covering up for individuals involved in Epstein’s crimes, including President Donald J. Trump, whose name appears frequently in the files. We know at least one of the missing files contains allegations that Trump sexually assaulted a thirteen-year-old girl.
Today, in a bipartisan vote, the House Oversight Committee agreed to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify about the release of the Epstein files. By law, the Justice Department was required to release the Epstein files in full by December 19, 2025, with redactions only to protect Epstein’s victims. So far, it appears about half the files have been released, and many are heavily redacted.
The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed Bondi against the wishes of committee chair James Comer (R-KY). Bondi will have to testify under oath.