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Itâs all true, but Nixon didnât play the type of offense that Don Juan does. No one in my lifetime has played that type of offense. So the strategists have not yet devised their optimal method of countering it. No one else has experienced it either. The only issue is whether todayâs US citizens are going to rise to the challenge of rescuing the republic created by John Adams and the rest. Many, if not most, generations have had to save a functioning democracy from some would-be tyrant or criminal enterprise. It is our turn.
Letâs not forget the question Zonker was asked when he had to register for the draft: âWould you be willing to go to war to protect the interests of American Oil Companies?â
For the second time in the past few months, an illegible Doonesbury. Somebody in the production department is asleep at the switch. The three reprinted strips are from , 19740522, 19740723, and 19940513. Rick Norwood, Comics Revue
My 75 year-old eyes could barely read the comics from the 70âs â any chance they could be repeated or at least provide the date(s) they originally showed up with the possibility of finding them in âreadableâ size??? Iâve followed Doonesbury for more years than I can remember and heâs all-too-often spot on â Many thanks for including Trudeauâs works in Go-Comics, along with all the others !!
Here is the almost illegible dialog in the âdailyâ strip in the last panel.Panel One: âNo impeachable offense!â How can his lawyer keep babbling that. Trump left no part of the constitution untrampled.Panel Two: Obstruction of justice, emoluments, sexual assaults, hush money, seven aides convicted or indited. My word, what does it take? What does it take?Panel Three: SighPanel Four: If only heâd betray the country! By George, weâd have him then.
While I think Democrats will have to fight as hard as possible in 2020, Iâm seeing things turning around in the world of politics. Trudeau was re-elected. Netanyahu was not re-elected. BoJo in GB is having a rough go of it. Things are slowly improving as a general trend. Democrats will probably need a centrist candidate to defeat Trump. I loved todayâs strip though I think Klobuchar or Biden may be more likely to be able to lead us out of the nightmare than Warren in terms of having a plan for that. Next, Trudeau will have to come up with all new strips as we turn the page with a new news story at any rate. I may be wrong, but I donât see someone from Massachusetts winning POTUS anymore. It is not 1960.
I just saw Trump giving himself credit for killing the al-Baghdadi, claiming it was a bigger deal than Bin Laden being killed. Excuse me, did al-Baghdadi kill approximately 3,000 American civilians? No? Then, STFU, Trump. He also got a bit carried away in the description of the operation involving al-Baghdadi, going into great detail. This is obviously not to be done so that our operations will be effective in the future, no matter how excited Trump was about his attempt to top Obamaâs achievement with killing Bin-Laden.
Sort of makes you wonder about the USA when you think of the fact that the President(all of them) had enough supporters to get elected in the first place. I mean we can complain all we want but he did get the job. The interesting thing will be if we re-hire him.
Nixon, although seriously mentally ill, had fewer serious mental illnesses than Trump does. He was also FAR more intelligent. And he was less âguilty guilty guiltyâ as well. Nixon didnât have the advantage of having the nation dumbed down for decades before he was elected, with so-called ârealityâ TV, anti-social media, the Fox Propaganda Channel, and a huge increase in hate radio. (Not that there werenât worthless people on talk radio like Father Coughlin long before Nixon, itâs just thereâs been a huge increase.) Trump did have the advantage of having the nation dumbed down. Trump is living proof that you donât have to be intelligent to be a successful con artist or cult leader (Trump was both, for a while): you merely have to be slightly less of an imbecile than the victims of your con games or cult. Trump is slightly less of an imbecile than the people who voted for him.
At the rate America is changing for the better (worse) under the Republicans, the population might soon be getting a chance to learn Russian as a first language. V O T E 2020.
Every time I hear a pundit say that this White House is trying to stonewall the impeachment inquiry, I think of the strip(s) of the bricklayers building a wall in front of the White House. Whatâs old is new again!
Since one of my posts seems to have been removed, Iâll say it again. The fact is that the dead slaveownersâ electoral college has been used twice in the last couple of decades by Republicans to win since they were unable to win without it. Gore won the popular vote in 2000 and Hillary won the popular vote in 2016. This is getting rather old. The EC was originally used to appease the slaveowners. Now that we have the 2020 election almost upon us, it is time to use the popular vote in the same way that it is used in every election in the US, other than the presidency of the United States. In every other election, the popular vote is simply known as the vote. As it should be. I appreciate that Call me Ishmael has also referred to the dead slaveownersâ EC and I have heard others refer to it as such as well. The proponents of the EC may not like it being called this, but it is well deserved regardless of whether they like it or not.
In using this term of the dead slaveownersâ Electoral College, proponents of EC may not feel they have the reputation they wish to have, but they have the reputation they deserve.
One parallel nobody mentioned was the similarity of the Republicans storming the secure hearing room to the 1933 putch of the Reichstag by Hitlerâs brownshirts.
braindead Premium Member over 5 years ago
How many times does Trump have to betray his country before any Trump Disciple believes it is an impeachable offense?
.
#TraitorTrump
Petercowen over 5 years ago
Chairman Don. Get out your little red books. Die or be dead. (Sales on now. Black Friday today, Christmas all December.)
Darsan54 Premium Member over 5 years ago
We can still have Mark saying âGuilty ! Guilty! Guilty!â but this time on NPR or MSNBC.
Alabama Al over 5 years ago
I prefer Marxâs take on history: âHistory repeats itself; first as tragedy, next as farce.â
Watcher over 5 years ago
Itâs all cyclical anyway. Generation after generation there have been wars, disease, poverty, dictators and even mass extinctions.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member over 5 years ago
Itâs all true, but Nixon didnât play the type of offense that Don Juan does. No one in my lifetime has played that type of offense. So the strategists have not yet devised their optimal method of countering it. No one else has experienced it either. The only issue is whether todayâs US citizens are going to rise to the challenge of rescuing the republic created by John Adams and the rest. Many, if not most, generations have had to save a functioning democracy from some would-be tyrant or criminal enterprise. It is our turn.
Decius Premium Member over 5 years ago
So Trudeau thinks Trump hasnât done anything against the interests of the US? Iâm surprised!
Masterskrain over 5 years ago
Letâs not forget the question Zonker was asked when he had to register for the draft: âWould you be willing to go to war to protect the interests of American Oil Companies?â
f.norwood Premium Member over 5 years ago
For the second time in the past few months, an illegible Doonesbury. Somebody in the production department is asleep at the switch. The three reprinted strips are from , 19740522, 19740723, and 19940513. Rick Norwood, Comics Revue
Robert Galli Premium Member over 5 years ago
My 75 year-old eyes could barely read the comics from the 70âs â any chance they could be repeated or at least provide the date(s) they originally showed up with the possibility of finding them in âreadableâ size??? Iâve followed Doonesbury for more years than I can remember and heâs all-too-often spot on â Many thanks for including Trudeauâs works in Go-Comics, along with all the others !!
f.norwood Premium Member over 5 years ago
Here is the almost illegible dialog in the âdailyâ strip in the last panel.Panel One: âNo impeachable offense!â How can his lawyer keep babbling that. Trump left no part of the constitution untrampled.Panel Two: Obstruction of justice, emoluments, sexual assaults, hush money, seven aides convicted or indited. My word, what does it take? What does it take?Panel Three: SighPanel Four: If only heâd betray the country! By George, weâd have him then.
Rick Norwood, Comics Revue magazine
montessoriteacher over 5 years ago
While I think Democrats will have to fight as hard as possible in 2020, Iâm seeing things turning around in the world of politics. Trudeau was re-elected. Netanyahu was not re-elected. BoJo in GB is having a rough go of it. Things are slowly improving as a general trend. Democrats will probably need a centrist candidate to defeat Trump. I loved todayâs strip though I think Klobuchar or Biden may be more likely to be able to lead us out of the nightmare than Warren in terms of having a plan for that. Next, Trudeau will have to come up with all new strips as we turn the page with a new news story at any rate. I may be wrong, but I donât see someone from Massachusetts winning POTUS anymore. It is not 1960.
William Bednar Premium Member over 5 years ago
Like it or not, Iâm giving Trump all the credit for riding the Middle East of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Congrats POTUS!!
1953Baby over 5 years ago
The reps NEVER seem to learn from history. . .
montessoriteacher over 5 years ago
I just saw Trump giving himself credit for killing the al-Baghdadi, claiming it was a bigger deal than Bin Laden being killed. Excuse me, did al-Baghdadi kill approximately 3,000 American civilians? No? Then, STFU, Trump. He also got a bit carried away in the description of the operation involving al-Baghdadi, going into great detail. This is obviously not to be done so that our operations will be effective in the future, no matter how excited Trump was about his attempt to top Obamaâs achievement with killing Bin-Laden.
mourdac Premium Member over 5 years ago
When Hair Groppenfuror was elected in 2016, how many felt this was the inevitable conclusion?
JohnTheFoole over 5 years ago
ItâsâŠUncanny!
GaryCooper over 5 years ago
âThe first time as tragedy, the second time as farce.â
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 5 years ago
Sort of makes you wonder about the USA when you think of the fact that the President(all of them) had enough supporters to get elected in the first place. I mean we can complain all we want but he did get the job. The interesting thing will be if we re-hire him.
Eric S over 5 years ago
It seems Trump is sometimes allergic to the truth..
JayNault over 5 years ago
Surprise â another Sunday Trump comic! I wonder if someday there will be a âDoonesbury for that.â
Super Fly over 5 years ago
Relatively speaking, yes.
Godfreydaniel over 5 years ago
Nixon, although seriously mentally ill, had fewer serious mental illnesses than Trump does. He was also FAR more intelligent. And he was less âguilty guilty guiltyâ as well. Nixon didnât have the advantage of having the nation dumbed down for decades before he was elected, with so-called ârealityâ TV, anti-social media, the Fox Propaganda Channel, and a huge increase in hate radio. (Not that there werenât worthless people on talk radio like Father Coughlin long before Nixon, itâs just thereâs been a huge increase.) Trump did have the advantage of having the nation dumbed down. Trump is living proof that you donât have to be intelligent to be a successful con artist or cult leader (Trump was both, for a while): you merely have to be slightly less of an imbecile than the victims of your con games or cult. Trump is slightly less of an imbecile than the people who voted for him.
kentmarx36 over 5 years ago
At the rate America is changing for the better (worse) under the Republicans, the population might soon be getting a chance to learn Russian as a first language. V O T E 2020.
Jed over 5 years ago
Every time I hear a pundit say that this White House is trying to stonewall the impeachment inquiry, I think of the strip(s) of the bricklayers building a wall in front of the White House. Whatâs old is new again!
Jed over 5 years ago
See the strip on Go Comics for August 12, 1974. Plop!
Malcome1 over 5 years ago
How about this. Nothing changes in Washington. Some are just better at not getting caught.
KennethJohnson over 5 years ago
We know Trump is not a Christian nor student of History, You may kill a leader, but not defeat the ideology.
MabellineB over 5 years ago
THOSE WHO DENY THE PAST ARE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT .
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member over 5 years ago
Donât like this half-tab format. Whereâs the full-page?
MEPace over 5 years ago
I just bought âDumpty: The Age of Trump in Verseâ by John Lithgow. Maybe Trudeau should come out with his version.
montessoriteacher over 5 years ago
Since one of my posts seems to have been removed, Iâll say it again. The fact is that the dead slaveownersâ electoral college has been used twice in the last couple of decades by Republicans to win since they were unable to win without it. Gore won the popular vote in 2000 and Hillary won the popular vote in 2016. This is getting rather old. The EC was originally used to appease the slaveowners. Now that we have the 2020 election almost upon us, it is time to use the popular vote in the same way that it is used in every election in the US, other than the presidency of the United States. In every other election, the popular vote is simply known as the vote. As it should be. I appreciate that Call me Ishmael has also referred to the dead slaveownersâ EC and I have heard others refer to it as such as well. The proponents of the EC may not like it being called this, but it is well deserved regardless of whether they like it or not.
montessoriteacher over 5 years ago
In using this term of the dead slaveownersâ Electoral College, proponents of EC may not feel they have the reputation they wish to have, but they have the reputation they deserve.
skavka over 5 years ago
One parallel nobody mentioned was the similarity of the Republicans storming the secure hearing room to the 1933 putch of the Reichstag by Hitlerâs brownshirts.
jvscanlan Premium Member over 5 years ago
Trudeau needs to come back and start bricking up the White House again
lordhoff over 5 years ago
Did they have a strip during the Salem witch trials?
salunga over 5 years ago
And by the way, did anyone notice that in Trumpâs speech the VERY FIRST entity he thanked was Russia?!
Eldrad over 5 years ago
funny.
MarkHodge about 4 years ago
This did not age well. Betraying the country didnât work either.