Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for November 08, 2016

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    BE THIS GUY  almost 8 years ago

    Mark is experiencing schadenfreude to the tenth degree right now.

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    Argythree  almost 8 years ago

    And here I thought those crooked brokers were just investing everyone[’s funds in lining their own wallets….

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    Prey  almost 8 years ago

    N ational P rison R adio?

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    jlmjdm60  almost 8 years ago

    Actually, for those that don’t know, it’s National Public Radio; but it is just like the newspapers (for those that remember them), strictly partisan politics.

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    kaffekup   almost 8 years ago

    Too true; I’ve even written to them asking why, when they run some vapid rightwing commentary, they don’t have a Democratic response, or at least interview someone with a different opinion. Sometimes I just turn it off in disgust.

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    Honorable Mention In The Banjo Toss Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    Corporate criminals listening to NPR? A sign of its decline, even as far back as when this episode first ran.

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  almost 8 years ago

    jakko1 said,

    @stormy60

    “Wishy-washy NPR is partisan?”

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    Not as badly as some, but as I listen to Diane Rehm daily and can see a certain slant in her thinking. It isn’t so much party-based but assumes some things are good no matter what and some things are bad no matter what.

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    They also have this silly rejection of outright lies which the Republican Party seems to have embraced with Donald Trump — even though they seem to not be quite as bothered by those lesser lies Hillary has short-circuited and said.

    (If her mind gets bad enough, she may become just three times as good as Donald.)

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    PappyFiddle  almost 8 years ago

    Yeah, like maybe she won’t be able to remember things.

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