Gary Varvel for November 22, 2016

Words were spoken Gary, calmly and from the heart. That’s part of what makes America great.

All this and not a single person has caught the Ford’s Theater reference. Lighten up.

Actors and artists despise racist Trump and Homophobic Pence.

Whaaaaaaaa!!! They spoke to me in a calm, assertive and respectful way!!!! Whaaaaaaaa!!!!

Not the time nor the place for that.

Pence shrugged it off. He’s probably been to shows before, and seen that actors often make curtain speeches.

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It’s Trump and the Peanut Gallery who think that Republicans have to have safe spaces where they won’t hear people disagree with them. They should put their fingers in their ears and toughen up a little.

It was a real insult to a Republican to ask him to lead for all the people. Just look at the rude comenters rushing to whine about being asked to be president for all citizens. This was not a pie in the face, this was a request for fairness that drew ire and indignation. the idea that a Republican would do anything to help others seems to be extremely offensive to them.

Had no idea how fragile politicians were. You would think that part of vetting would be to assure that criticism could be handled confidently.

If Trump didn’t want us thinking he is a flaming racist and sexist, why did he tell us?

He said he wasn’t offended, that he listened to what they said and that the few people booing him was “the sound of freedom”

But that doesn’t matter in the Fourth Reich.