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1. about 5 hours ago on For Better or For Worse

   For Better or Worse 08-Nov-1992

2. about 5 hours ago on Prickly City

   Talk about killing a dead horse to death.

   You guys won already.

   When are you going to get over it?

3. about 12 hours ago on Endtown

   I will grant that the people named above did seem to like having „socialist” in their name and even some contacts. But as striped cat points out, it was always „in name only“ – it was always government of, by, and for those on the very top.

   Much like we will be getting starting 20-Jan.

4. about 17 hours ago on Endtown

   Utterly disagree. But note how, whenever anyone disagrees with the right, they are automatically labeled as socialists, communists, and Marxists? (And those are the names we can repeat in polite company)

5. about 18 hours ago on Endtown

   A fear I’m having now is, today’s politics may be altering Aaron’s story line.

   Or maybe just us. I suppose electing a fascist president could have been seen coming at least eight years ago.

   At any rate, using the F word (fascist), it looks like Endtown is going to become a commentary on contemporary politics.

   Whether Aaron likes it or not…

6. about 19 hours ago on Luann

   Pretty sure no one will see this comment. If you don’t comment on Luann at 11:00:01 Mountain Time, your comment goes to the bottom of a pile of hundreds of other comments, to be seen next week, if at all! (It’s kind of why I don’t bother to comment here anymore)

   My comment is: This looks like it was meant to be the Saturday panel – actually ending the week with a chuckle.

   About the way this strip has gone for decades now.

7. about 19 hours ago on Prickly City

   The new hierarchy of their religion:

   Elon

   The Chief Felon

   There, fixed it for you.

8. about 19 hours ago on Prickly City

   Sadly, history is written by the winners, and when it came to his re-election, Jimmy wasn’t one of them.

   But the man, in fact, sacrificed his own career for the sake of the country.

   Appointing Volcker to the fed to stop inflation.

   And asking for conservation of resources and to curb our runaway consumption.

   And here’s one for you: Carter was against abortion! That’s right, he was against it! Yet Roe-v-Wade happened on his watch.

   Carter’s response: It’s the law of the land. Besides, Carter also believed in the wall between church and state.

   His response to Roe-v-Wade was, let’s address issues that lead to the need for abortion.

   He was an incredible leader. One we need today.

   But like Biden, he got no credit for the things he did. Just the blame for stuff that others did wrong.

   As in Eric Allie’s Carter tribute, found elsewhere in Go Comics.

9. about 19 hours ago on Prickly City

   Who’d a thunk it?

   Trump destroyed the Republican Party, now run totally by not just billionaires, but the richest people on earth.

   But the collateral damage is that the Democratic Party is likewise overcome by billionaires.

   I have finally come to the realization that there is a „uniparty“ after all…

   And TRUMP is the head of it all!

10. about 19 hours ago on Prickly City

    Last I checked, Ignatz got it right the first time.

    Indeed, after all is said and done, and far less was done than said, DEMOCRATS ran as the conservative party last year (Trump does NOT count as a conservative) and we see what happened:

    Conservatives, full of TDS, voted Trump anyway.

    Liberals, felt betrayed by Democrats, voted for Trump one of two ways:

    a: Staying home or voting third party

    b: Actually voting for Trump – just ask AOC.

    AOC? That’s right, and she was not alone. A big reason the GQP got MARGINAL majorities in Congress, instead of the „landslide” they keep bragging about is that there were people voting Democratic for local elections and yet Trump at the top.