It’s a cartoon about a boy and a dog communicating telepathically about a nursery rhyme lunar occupant and his lack of companionship due to the fiscal limitations of government bureaucracy, presented in eye pleasing graphics.
If this forms a basis for political commentary you’re looking too hard in the wrong places.
As noted in other places Congress controls the budget, Clinton had a Republican Congress. The last one with enough members to actually do anything.
Both parties have helped to increase the deficit since whether it’s been too much spending or to little tax cuts (to stimulate the economy).
I left out Ford, right. Thanks. Carter did his best in the late 70’s, and thanks to Regan in 1980’s, to this day, there’s cutting and downsizing everywhere! Which my edlers told me when I was young, “never vote republican!”
jerseybillfromva, what do you think the President is, if not a politician? Who was the last President we had who was not a politician? (Granted, most of them know where the Shift key is on a computer keyboard…)
Actually there is a woman-in-the-moon. She’s suppose to be more visable later at night. I think I saw her once. It looks like the full figure of a woman, not just a face. Though I believe ArthurAllen might be right in his observations about the shuttle program, and the space program in general. Think about it.
GROG Premium Member about 14 years ago
Whoa, I think we’ve just entered a time warp.
Lyons Group, Inc. about 14 years ago
Budget cuts? There were no budget cutting in 1960’s the economy was great (before Nixon, Regan, Bush Sr., and G.W.Bush).
pamlicorat about 14 years ago
@Josh 1360, you forgot Ford, Carter, & Clinton. Although things did rebound a little under Clinton.
jerseybillfromva about 14 years ago
put blame where it belongs. congress. our politicians are our downfall. presidents are figureheads.
rogebr about 14 years ago
It’s a cartoon about a boy and a dog communicating telepathically about a nursery rhyme lunar occupant and his lack of companionship due to the fiscal limitations of government bureaucracy, presented in eye pleasing graphics.
If this forms a basis for political commentary you’re looking too hard in the wrong places.
I like Rover’s nose.
rogebr about 14 years ago
… and I feel kind of sad for the Man on the Moon.
pschearer Premium Member about 14 years ago
How lucky we are that our Dear Leader has determined that there is nothing more to learn about or do on the moon.
So I guess selenologist is not a good career path.
Straytski about 14 years ago
“things did rebound a little under Clinton.”
As noted in other places Congress controls the budget, Clinton had a Republican Congress. The last one with enough members to actually do anything. Both parties have helped to increase the deficit since whether it’s been too much spending or to little tax cuts (to stimulate the economy).
Lyons Group, Inc. about 14 years ago
I left out Ford, right. Thanks. Carter did his best in the late 70’s, and thanks to Regan in 1980’s, to this day, there’s cutting and downsizing everywhere! Which my edlers told me when I was young, “never vote republican!”
mjpankr about 14 years ago
Wait till NOW hears about this!
lewisbower about 14 years ago
Was it Mame who sang “The Man in the Moon is a Lady”?
tedcoop about 14 years ago
jerseybillfromva, what do you think the President is, if not a politician? Who was the last President we had who was not a politician? (Granted, most of them know where the Shift key is on a computer keyboard…)
Ermine Notyours about 14 years ago
Space Shuttle Atlantis is flying its last mission right now, coincidentally.
pswhitlark about 14 years ago
Actually there is a woman-in-the-moon. She’s suppose to be more visable later at night. I think I saw her once. It looks like the full figure of a woman, not just a face. Though I believe ArthurAllen might be right in his observations about the shuttle program, and the space program in general. Think about it.