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If Senators could be promised anonymity, maybe weâd see some real legislation which represents their constituents, rather than their campaign contributors and other lobbyists.
How many Rubles does it take to buy a RepubliCON senator?
How many Rubles (and pee pee prostitutes) did it take to buy a U.S. president?
Just look at the return Vladimir Putin has gotten on his investment, which has cost him less than one nuclear missile to buy a U.S. president and a senate majority:
⢠The government of the United States â Putinâs greatest adversary â SHUT DOWN three times in less than a year.
⢠Western alliances in disarray â including a puppet president who is trying to get the U.S. to withdraw from NATO.
⢠Trump literally spouting Soviet and Russian talking points regarding Syria and the justifications for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
⢠Trump repeatedly claims to trust Putin more than the heads of his own intelligence agencies, all of who HE appointed.
⢠Trump GAVE TOP SECRET CLASSIFIED INFORMATION to top Russian diplomats IN THE OVAL OFFICE, which was covered by Russian media and photographers since U.S. media was shut out.
⢠Trump â who has no prior diplomatic experience or expertise â holds multiple secret ONE-ON-ONE meetings with Putin that he tries to conceal even from his own staff sometimes, with no official notes or memoranda, even confiscating and destroying interpreter notes, while Putin is free to preserve HIS interpretersâ notes and possibly even makes recordings good for future kompromat.
⢠Total chaos in the White House.
⢠Financial markets in turmoil.
⢠Tariffs that make U.S. exports less desirable and Russian exports more desirable (China no longer importing U.S. soybeans and Putin rushing to fill the Chinese demand for soybeans that used to be met by American farmers so that U.S. soybean sales to China will never come back.)
Shutdown? Trump doesnât care about shutting down the government, because it is not the one he works for.
These minions of Trump arenât clean, follow the money. Matt Whitaker took cash from Donors Trust, funded by the Kochs, among others, to the tune of $63,000 in 2014, $252,000 in 2015, $402,000 as the director of FACT, Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust, in 2016. One of Trumps biggest donors, Sheldon Adelson, has not only bought legislators, heâs bought a Presidential Medal of Freedom for his wifeâs jewelry collection.
I was just thinking that the FAKE Republicans have already destroyed Congress and the legislative branch, but now Trump is destroying each part of the executive branch. The State Department has been demolished, apparently as revenge for Hillaryâs involvement, though Trump also thinks he can do all the diplomacy all by himself. The Treasury Department does nothing but borrow a TRILLION dollars each year. The Commerce Department is reduced to endless trade wars. The Justice Department is being converted into a political hatchet machine. HUD and the Department of Energy are led by incompetents. The EPA has been gutted. And on and on. Then we get to the judicial branch, where Trump is letting McConnell completely politicize the judges for decades.
They âvote for everything he wants, in lock stepâ because they all want the same things, they are as vile as he is. They only distance themselves if the get push back from the voters but secretly agree.
92% of Republicans believe that fake news is broadcast regularly by mainstream media and only Fox and WSJ can be trusted. 85% of Republicans support the resident. 64% of Republicans think the changing US demographics is a negative and 70 % of Republicans feel that we are now on the right track. 25% of voters are affiliated with the Republican party ⌠enough to reelect the resident if traditional turnouts persist and Democrats do not consider the general election.
And if the Republican Senators did do that, his cult would swear that they were all part of the âDeep Stateâ and Tin God Donnie was the only one who was right. Even though heâs obviously a vulgar moron. These people have a real sickness.
âAncient Rome declined because it had a Senate, now whatâs going to happen to us with both a House and a Senate?â Will Rogers.
âIt is to be regretted that the rich and powerful too often bend the acts of government to their own selfish purposes.â Andrew Jackson
âGovernmentâs first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives.â Ronald Reagan.(!!)
âLet us never forget that government is ourselves and not an alien power over us. The ultimate rulers of our democracy are not a President and senators and congressmen and government officials, but the voters of this country.â Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Republicans are not going to admit that Trump is trash as long as he is delivering right wing supreme court justices, signing right wing legislation and keeping the progressive agenda from making any headway. As soon as he has been milked for all the value they can get out of him, they will suddenly notice that he is a piece of trash and become appalled. That is, unless they represent people who will vote for him anyway, and they want to be on that band wagon, even if it is morally bankrupt.
Well, the implications of the latest Trump scandal, aka PECKERGATE, may change everything as far as people coming forward to denounce Trump, right? NahâŚ
I donât know but it seems to me no one has had much of an issue with speaking their mind about our elected officials. Particularly, our elected officials. Makes me wonder exactly what pool of people are we pulling our âelectedâ officials out of. I mean really, we chose them. Was it the lesser of two, or three, evils?
This Trump hit-piece fantasy brought to you by LSD and psychedelic mushrooms.
The never Trump republicans, power hungry swamp creatures, statists, open border globalists and all who hate freedom continue to engage in these fantasies. Keep indulging your Trump Derangement Syndrome. While the support for Trumpâs policies continues to have widespread support among those who dont drink the Trump-hate koolaid.
I enjoy your comics but you are out of order mocking the president, where were you when Obama was tearing the nation apart, race against race and religion against religion??
On Trumpâs latest physical, his doc says he is in excellent health and will remain so. No doc can predict the future. Trump has turned everyone around him into an accomplice for lying at every turn.
There is no shortage of Republicans (or conservative former Republicans who left the party in disgust at the infantile Trump and his corrupt nannies) denouncing Trump in public: George Will, David Brooks, Michael Gerson, âMorning Joeâ, Kathleen Parker, Jonah Goldberg (at times), and plenty of others. Problem is, theyâre pundits, not members of Congress. Other Republicans have privately denounced Trump (to Muellerâs team), but in their cases, many are his fellow crooks! By the way, no intelligent, honest, patriotic person would ever call the meticulously scrupulous Mueller probe of organized crime, a âwitch huntââand NONE HAS!
Trudeau is merely repeating the facts surrounding the situation in the current White House and Trump supporters canât take it. Reminds me of when someone told Harry Truman, Give em hell, Harry! and he said no, I will just tell the truth and they will think itâs hell.
Truman also said, âif you canât stand the heat, get out of the kitchenâ and âthe buck stops here.â Trump is about as far from the way Harry Truman conducted himself as anyone could ever be and that is sad for us all.
This week Garry Trudeau wrote a comic that is long on what Liberals want to believe about Trump. Liberals love it. I an many of the rest of us find it tiresome because there is not a single nugget of truth behind all the attempts at humor.
Senators voting to please businesses that pay for their campaign advertising is actually what you want. These businesses are effectively lobbying on behalf of the consuming masses, who cannot practically lobby individually. The money for those campaign ads comes from consumers, who get more in return than they pay, i.e. they benefit when the business sells more product. (The businessâ investors benefit too, but so what?)
Example: one way to make drugs cheaper is to reduce FDA testing bureaucracy. Drug companies want drugs to be cheaper so they can sell more. So they pay to get anti-FDA senators elected. The cost of making drugs goes down. The drug maker lowers the price of the drug almost as much, out of simple greed: they want to sell more drug. Sick people get more drugs.
People have to remember: the companies that sell you things are not your enemies.
When this really does start to happen, the collective response to these profiles in courage should be âGo #$&% yourselves with a rusty spiked bat.â
Donât worry, theyâll come out against Trump in time to write their tell-all books and become lobbyists. They helped destroy the country and will continue to reap benefits long after they are done ârepresentingâ us.
the1951hapster about 6 years ago
If Senators could be promised anonymity, maybe weâd see some real legislation which represents their constituents, rather than their campaign contributors and other lobbyists.
braindead Premium Member about 6 years ago
Yet they all vote for everything he wants, in lock step.
Because courage.
And honesty.
And especially patriotism.
.
Trump is just the most visible pus filled symptom.
Republicans are the disease.
.
#TraitorTrump
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member about 6 years ago
Then cowardice isnât an all-Italian must
DD Wiz about 6 years ago
How many Rubles does it take to buy a RepubliCON senator?
How many Rubles (and pee pee prostitutes) did it take to buy a U.S. president?
Just look at the return Vladimir Putin has gotten on his investment, which has cost him less than one nuclear missile to buy a U.S. president and a senate majority:
⢠The government of the United States â Putinâs greatest adversary â SHUT DOWN three times in less than a year.
⢠Western alliances in disarray â including a puppet president who is trying to get the U.S. to withdraw from NATO.
⢠Trump literally spouting Soviet and Russian talking points regarding Syria and the justifications for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
⢠Trump repeatedly claims to trust Putin more than the heads of his own intelligence agencies, all of who HE appointed.
⢠Trump GAVE TOP SECRET CLASSIFIED INFORMATION to top Russian diplomats IN THE OVAL OFFICE, which was covered by Russian media and photographers since U.S. media was shut out.
⢠Trump â who has no prior diplomatic experience or expertise â holds multiple secret ONE-ON-ONE meetings with Putin that he tries to conceal even from his own staff sometimes, with no official notes or memoranda, even confiscating and destroying interpreter notes, while Putin is free to preserve HIS interpretersâ notes and possibly even makes recordings good for future kompromat.
⢠Total chaos in the White House.
⢠Financial markets in turmoil.
⢠Tariffs that make U.S. exports less desirable and Russian exports more desirable (China no longer importing U.S. soybeans and Putin rushing to fill the Chinese demand for soybeans that used to be met by American farmers so that U.S. soybean sales to China will never come back.)
Shutdown? Trump doesnât care about shutting down the government, because it is not the one he works for.
Bottom line:
Barack Obama was the first BLACK male president.
Donald Trump is the first BLACKMAILED president.
feverjr Premium Member about 6 years ago
These minions of Trump arenât clean, follow the money. Matt Whitaker took cash from Donors Trust, funded by the Kochs, among others, to the tune of $63,000 in 2014, $252,000 in 2015, $402,000 as the director of FACT, Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust, in 2016. One of Trumps biggest donors, Sheldon Adelson, has not only bought legislators, heâs bought a Presidential Medal of Freedom for his wifeâs jewelry collection.
shanen0 about 6 years ago
I was just thinking that the FAKE Republicans have already destroyed Congress and the legislative branch, but now Trump is destroying each part of the executive branch. The State Department has been demolished, apparently as revenge for Hillaryâs involvement, though Trump also thinks he can do all the diplomacy all by himself. The Treasury Department does nothing but borrow a TRILLION dollars each year. The Commerce Department is reduced to endless trade wars. The Justice Department is being converted into a political hatchet machine. HUD and the Department of Energy are led by incompetents. The EPA has been gutted. And on and on. Then we get to the judicial branch, where Trump is letting McConnell completely politicize the judges for decades.
Okay, Vladimir. Youâve won. All Hail Putin!
Kurtass about 6 years ago
Shining light on the cockroaches.
Carole Athena Costa about 6 years ago
They âvote for everything he wants, in lock stepâ because they all want the same things, they are as vile as he is. They only distance themselves if the get push back from the voters but secretly agree.
BE THIS GUY about 6 years ago
Profiles in Cowardice.
Masterskrain about 6 years ago
Just remember: âCongressâ is the total opposite of âProgressâ!
Geophyzz about 6 years ago
No matter which side youâre on, you must be thankful for a nation that allows freedom of expression.
superposition about 6 years ago
92% of Republicans believe that fake news is broadcast regularly by mainstream media and only Fox and WSJ can be trusted. 85% of Republicans support the resident. 64% of Republicans think the changing US demographics is a negative and 70 % of Republicans feel that we are now on the right track. 25% of voters are affiliated with the Republican party ⌠enough to reelect the resident if traditional turnouts persist and Democrats do not consider the general election.
Ignatz Premium Member about 6 years ago
And if the Republican Senators did do that, his cult would swear that they were all part of the âDeep Stateâ and Tin God Donnie was the only one who was right. Even though heâs obviously a vulgar moron. These people have a real sickness.
Masterskrain about 6 years ago
âAncient Rome declined because it had a Senate, now whatâs going to happen to us with both a House and a Senate?â Will Rogers.
âIt is to be regretted that the rich and powerful too often bend the acts of government to their own selfish purposes.â Andrew Jackson
âGovernmentâs first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives.â Ronald Reagan.(!!)
âLet us never forget that government is ourselves and not an alien power over us. The ultimate rulers of our democracy are not a President and senators and congressmen and government officials, but the voters of this country.â Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Diane Lee Premium Member about 6 years ago
Republicans are not going to admit that Trump is trash as long as he is delivering right wing supreme court justices, signing right wing legislation and keeping the progressive agenda from making any headway. As soon as he has been milked for all the value they can get out of him, they will suddenly notice that he is a piece of trash and become appalled. That is, unless they represent people who will vote for him anyway, and they want to be on that band wagon, even if it is morally bankrupt.
1953Baby about 6 years ago
Gotta LUV the 5th panel.
montessoriteacher about 6 years ago
Well, the implications of the latest Trump scandal, aka PECKERGATE, may change everything as far as people coming forward to denounce Trump, right? NahâŚ
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 6 years ago
I donât know but it seems to me no one has had much of an issue with speaking their mind about our elected officials. Particularly, our elected officials. Makes me wonder exactly what pool of people are we pulling our âelectedâ officials out of. I mean really, we chose them. Was it the lesser of two, or three, evils?
Brain Pudding about 6 years ago
This Trump hit-piece fantasy brought to you by LSD and psychedelic mushrooms.
The never Trump republicans, power hungry swamp creatures, statists, open border globalists and all who hate freedom continue to engage in these fantasies. Keep indulging your Trump Derangement Syndrome. While the support for Trumpâs policies continues to have widespread support among those who dont drink the Trump-hate koolaid.
VernonC about 6 years ago
I enjoy your comics but you are out of order mocking the president, where were you when Obama was tearing the nation apart, race against race and religion against religion??
phredturner about 6 years ago
Republican legislators: the only group that still FEARS Trump.
Kip W about 6 years ago
Get those people into the Gutless Protection Program.
Better yet, get them out of it.
montessoriteacher about 6 years ago
On Trumpâs latest physical, his doc says he is in excellent health and will remain so. No doc can predict the future. Trump has turned everyone around him into an accomplice for lying at every turn.
Godfreydaniel about 6 years ago
There is no shortage of Republicans (or conservative former Republicans who left the party in disgust at the infantile Trump and his corrupt nannies) denouncing Trump in public: George Will, David Brooks, Michael Gerson, âMorning Joeâ, Kathleen Parker, Jonah Goldberg (at times), and plenty of others. Problem is, theyâre pundits, not members of Congress. Other Republicans have privately denounced Trump (to Muellerâs team), but in their cases, many are his fellow crooks! By the way, no intelligent, honest, patriotic person would ever call the meticulously scrupulous Mueller probe of organized crime, a âwitch huntââand NONE HAS!
whiteaj about 6 years ago
Name-calling. Afraid to debate substantive issues. Thatâs you, Trudeau.
montessoriteacher about 6 years ago
Trudeau is merely repeating the facts surrounding the situation in the current White House and Trump supporters canât take it. Reminds me of when someone told Harry Truman, Give em hell, Harry! and he said no, I will just tell the truth and they will think itâs hell.
montessoriteacher about 6 years ago
Truman also said, âif you canât stand the heat, get out of the kitchenâ and âthe buck stops here.â Trump is about as far from the way Harry Truman conducted himself as anyone could ever be and that is sad for us all.
dwkiser28603 about 6 years ago
For the basic good of our countryâŚ. GET YOUR SORRY ASSES OUT OF THE SHADOWS AND GET THAT S.O.B. OUT!
Scoutmaster77 about 6 years ago
All the need are the requisite gonads.
bakana about 6 years ago
How many of them are worried that, if they turn on the Trumpanzee, Vlad Putin will poison their Whiskey?
paulahmurray about 6 years ago
Nope, theyâre owned men.
b2plusa2 about 6 years ago
This week Garry Trudeau wrote a comic that is long on what Liberals want to believe about Trump. Liberals love it. I an many of the rest of us find it tiresome because there is not a single nugget of truth behind all the attempts at humor.
Bryan Henderson about 6 years ago
Senators voting to please businesses that pay for their campaign advertising is actually what you want. These businesses are effectively lobbying on behalf of the consuming masses, who cannot practically lobby individually. The money for those campaign ads comes from consumers, who get more in return than they pay, i.e. they benefit when the business sells more product. (The businessâ investors benefit too, but so what?)
Example: one way to make drugs cheaper is to reduce FDA testing bureaucracy. Drug companies want drugs to be cheaper so they can sell more. So they pay to get anti-FDA senators elected. The cost of making drugs goes down. The drug maker lowers the price of the drug almost as much, out of simple greed: they want to sell more drug. Sick people get more drugs.
People have to remember: the companies that sell you things are not your enemies.
JLG Premium Member about 6 years ago
When this really does start to happen, the collective response to these profiles in courage should be âGo #$&% yourselves with a rusty spiked bat.â
stephenf about 6 years ago
Iâm no Trump fan, but there is no humor here. Only hate. I had hoped that Trudeau would be better than this.
Dennett Premium Member about 6 years ago
Patience, grasshoppers. 2024 is not that far awayâŚ
Mr. Blawt about 6 years ago
Donât worry, theyâll come out against Trump in time to write their tell-all books and become lobbyists. They helped destroy the country and will continue to reap benefits long after they are done ârepresentingâ us.