No nickname for Andrew Jackson?! According to Trump, Jackson would have prevented the civil war if he had lived long enough. Surely, a nickname from Trump would be more important that having a portrait on $20 bills.
I’ve got dozens for him, from Il Douche, to Doltish Donny via Orange Maroon, Cadet Bonespurs, Liar in Chief and The Big Orange One. What are your favorites?
Whichever stupid nickname Trump comes up with for the nominee, they should reply with " Donald, I could call you Dullard Donald, or Dimwit Donald, or Deplorable Donald, or simple a traitor. But, I think that since we are not running for president of the third grade we should be conducting this exercise with the dignity that is appropriate. I will be treating you with the respect due to the office that you hold, regardless of my opinion of you personally. I believe that you owe that same respect to that office and should also conduct yourself with the dignity that it deserves."
Inre the panel on U.S. Grant: The old rumors and mis-stated facts still resonate. Grant did NOT swill whisky. When he drank, he drank bourbon. And he did not drink a lot, but it did not take much, as he couldn’t hold his liquor. Grant was never drunk during a battle. He only drank on a few occasions when he missed his wife and children. His Chief-of-staff, and friend John Rawlins looked after him throughout the Civil War years.
Motivemagus about 5 years ago
I think Mr. Truman would have a very short (four-letter) nickname for #45, after which he would knock him cold.
paranormal about 5 years ago
Too much small print….
rodgerjacobsen Premium Member about 5 years ago
Terrible drawing again, this could have been good
Hapthorn about 5 years ago
Dodgy Donnie? Dolt 45?
RAGs about 5 years ago
Yes, the Prince of Paunch does have a way with words.
momochan about 5 years ago
I thought James Madison wrote the Bill of Rights, though Trump would probably have been more interested in nicknaming Dolly.
dogday Premium Member about 5 years ago
With regard to matters of , uuhhh, “romance”, DT is stuck at about 14. Everywhere else, he’s still back on the grade school playground.
Gary Williams Premium Member about 5 years ago
PatM about 5 years ago
No nickname for Andrew Jackson?! According to Trump, Jackson would have prevented the civil war if he had lived long enough. Surely, a nickname from Trump would be more important that having a portrait on $20 bills.
Concretionist about 5 years ago
I’ve got dozens for him, from Il Douche, to Doltish Donny via Orange Maroon, Cadet Bonespurs, Liar in Chief and The Big Orange One. What are your favorites?
kaffekup about 5 years ago
“Linkin? He was a loser! I like presidents that didn’t get shot! Well, only me!”
wolfiiig about 5 years ago
Give, him hell Harry!
jimchronister2016 about 5 years ago
How bout about “lying psycho rump”!
The TM about 5 years ago
How about calling him what he is: “The United shame of America” (“The Us of A”)?
BearsDown Premium Member about 5 years ago
Mango Mussolini.
Diane Lee Premium Member about 5 years ago
Whichever stupid nickname Trump comes up with for the nominee, they should reply with " Donald, I could call you Dullard Donald, or Dimwit Donald, or Deplorable Donald, or simple a traitor. But, I think that since we are not running for president of the third grade we should be conducting this exercise with the dignity that is appropriate. I will be treating you with the respect due to the office that you hold, regardless of my opinion of you personally. I believe that you owe that same respect to that office and should also conduct yourself with the dignity that it deserves."
3cranes Premium Member about 5 years ago
Love me some Truman!
marilynrknits about 5 years ago
Nobody messed with Harry. He da bomb!
DieterWiesner about 5 years ago
This cartoon puts a smile on my face, I like it, very funny.
DIF20 about 5 years ago
Brain spurs!
moosemin about 5 years ago
Inre the panel on U.S. Grant: The old rumors and mis-stated facts still resonate. Grant did NOT swill whisky. When he drank, he drank bourbon. And he did not drink a lot, but it did not take much, as he couldn’t hold his liquor. Grant was never drunk during a battle. He only drank on a few occasions when he missed his wife and children. His Chief-of-staff, and friend John Rawlins looked after him throughout the Civil War years.