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1. 2 days ago on Clay Jones

   My sympathies are with Target (though I never shop there).

   The problem is that there are more “Knuckle-dragging, bigoted, homophobic troglodytes” then there are right-thinking, moderates in America, today. A sad commentary on the level of intelligence in a once proud country…

2. 2 days ago on Drew Sheneman

   Ronald Dion DeSantis is not the “sharpest knife in the drawer” but he serves Trump’s purpose of watering down the republican field in the primaries so Trumps solid base will prevail and it also gives Donnie John a juicy target for his inane snarky comments…

   Ron gives Trump a decent target so that he will avoid offending minorities (Little Timmy Scott) and females (Little Nikki Haley) so much…

3. 2 days ago on Matt Davies

   Robert Burns said, in his poem, "To a Mouse,” that "The best laid schemes o’ mice an’ men / Gang aft a-gley. An’ lea’e us nought but grief an’ pain / For promis’d joy!”

   Proving two things – first that the Scots produce occasional masterpieces and secondly that we only THINK that the Scottish are conversant in English…

4. 4 days ago on Matt Davies

   I just wonder why it’s referred to as “Social” media when, in reality, it is anything but…

5. 10 days ago on Joe Heller

   I have to assume that the Montana legislature also thought long and hard on HOW they planned to “enforce” the ban they just passed, so let’s hear how they plan to enforce the “Tic-Toc” ban.

   I don’t see any way this can be enforced but we all “know” that the fine people of Montana in charge of making the laws for the state would NEVER just say something was banned without indicating some way to ENFORCE the ban, so let’s hear how they’re going to enforce the ban they just put into place – we’re all waiting with abated breath…

6. 11 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Not really, Geezer – the “short” answer is that, since the cartoon is political in nature, and Stephan’s “Pearls before Swine” is essentially political most of the time, I just “unwrapped” the simile from the cartoon for you. If you choose not to appreciate it – so be it. He can be enjoyed on several levels, you can choose not to “get it” if you wish and Stephan’s wit is still amusing, even if you don’t grasp the subtle (for you) political ramifications …

7. 12 days ago on Robert Ariail

   We actually did do this for one brief three-year stint under Little Billy Cs administration, but it evidently was decided that this was no fun at all and it was further decided that we could “spend” our way out of debt by way of something called “trickle- down” economics, which said that, if you cut enough taxes on enough high-end wealthy individuals this would somehow “encourage” more spending which would produce income so it would somehow pay for the tax cuts – of course it NEVER WORKED but republicans just kept saying “give it more time” so the rich got richer and the poor kept getting poorer and the national debt just kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger…

8. 12 days ago on Robert Ariail

   Actually, the American “Dream” was destroyed by the morons, idiots and imbeciles who came up with the idea that tax cuts could be “financed” by the “income” generated by those same “tax cuts” – this was known as the “trickle down” theory of economics WHICH HAS NEVER WORKED!

9. 12 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   In other words, anyone with enough money and charisma to attract and hold their own private army such as the “Proud Boys” or “Oath Keepers” in much the same way as the “Brown Shirts” served Hitler prior to WWII …

10. 12 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

    I’m surprised you even need to ask, Geezer, but since you don’t understand, I’ll try to explain, in terms simple enough for you (hopefully).

    Rat is advocating on behalf of Anarchy – Goat, with his baseball bat, just reduced Rat’s entire stand to rubble – in other words, he reduced Rat’s stand to a more anarchic state in other words, to a simpler state…

    Anarchy is the end product of entropy and rubble is usually considered one of the latter states of entropy… Does that make it any clearer? Or did I just make it more confusing? and I tried to reference the whole thing to politics since we both follow politics and one of the core principles of the current republican party as espoused by one of the architects of that party’s goal (Steve Bannon) – you remember – the “destruction of the administrative state” in other words – “anarchy”…