This thread is for funny or insightful (preferably both) political cartoons of any age. [Stickied - Kev]
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—Abraham Lincoln
People pray so that God won't crush them like bugs.
—Dr. Gregory House
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—The Doctor "Terror Of The Zygons" (1975)
Got it at FreeRepublic. I love this bit btw, it's a sign of things to come probably:
I will enjoy asking Democrats these questions, the day they take power.
1. Where's Bin Laden, you told us you'd catch him. 2. Did you fix those gas prices? I don't like 2.39/gal. 3. Why didn't you get us out of Iraq yet? 4. Why are we still in Iraq? 5. Have you fixed the Iran Nuke Program thing yet? 6. Have you fixed North Korea yet? 7. Why do terrorists still hate us, you promised they'd like us? 8. Did you catch bin laden yet?
In short the old talking point in defense of 'staying the course' in Iraq: "if not this, then what?" Same talking points, more bile.
He he.
Who are the braves oh noble pirate chief monk-monk?
And to keep this from being off topic:
Sums up my Dad's analysis of the US market very well (Especially the desert central states such as Nevada, Arizone, California...)
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