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1. almost 13 years ago on Stuart Carlson

   ^Ignores the fact that Bush’s public statements were intended to help draw Osama out of hiding, or perhaps let his guard down a bit. Bush’s directive to the CIA that Osama’s finding and taking was their #1 priority never changed, and Obama merely reiterated that when he took office. Pavlov is right on this one.

2. almost 13 years ago on Matt Wuerker

   Trump is actually pretty clever. For a man who loves to see himself on TV and in the newspapers, and hear himself talked about, what better way to do it. In the end, he will back out of the race and go on with his TV show and talk show appearances, collecting even more in appearance fees.

3. almost 13 years ago on Steve Benson

   100 years from now, old Clark will still be blaming Bush for whatever ails us. Wasn’t Obama supposed to fix all these problems? No?

4. almost 13 years ago on Michael Ramirez

   Bropst is back at it again. Forget the 2% drivel he spouts, and the fact that taxing only the rich won’t be near enough. I’d like to see him get along WITHOUT oil companies.

5. almost 13 years ago on Glenn McCoy

   Sorry Human, but no criteria called for the election to go to the House. Bush won fair and square, even though it was squeaky close.

6. almost 13 years ago on Stuart Carlson

   Non-event it may be, but wait and see how many women are watching this thing with kleenex in hand.

7. almost 13 years ago on Pat Oliphant

   Of course that’s what Pickens wants. He owns and operates NG fueling stations from Canada to Mexico with his company (Clean Energy Fuels Corp). If you don;t think he will monopolize the industry, here is what he had to say about water after he bought up the ground water rights in Roberts County, Texas: “‘I know what people say—water’s a lot like air. Do you charge for air? ‘Course not; you shouldn’t charge for water,. Well, OK, watch what happens. You won’t have any water.’”

8. almost 13 years ago on Tom Toles

   Obama claimed the pretext of humanitarian intervention in Libya. What does he call what is happening in Syria?

9. almost 13 years ago on Stuart Carlson

   Sorry you guys, but not raising the debt limit is not an option at this time. To not do that would be catastrophic, maybe even apocalyptic, in the short term. What is an option is to be more frugal with spending plans, and seriously start the process of getting back to balanced budgets being the norm. That means less for those who have their hands out and more from those who pay taxes. Sorry.

10. almost 13 years ago on Signe Wilkinson

    I get this cartoon. Let’s reduce our capability to defend ourselves anytime, anywhere, against anybody, and focus on making it easy and OK to kill the unborn.