Strange Brew by John Deering for October 14, 2020

There’s more than one. I’m pretty sure.

Appropriate that he’s missing a head.

He’s on the Bridge Over Troubled Voters.

Headless, that explains a lot. Why, he could while away the hours…

He looks like he has “the blues”

I suspect that for some time the only part anyone could be undecided about is whether or not to vote at all. It’s easy to see how someone could reject both major party candidates, but nearly impossible to see how anyone could still see them both as potentially worthy of a vote. This is less of a choice between Tweedledee and Tweedledum and more of a choice between cholera and yellow fever.

And yelling “off with his head” is meaningless.

“Undecided” is a defense mechanism. They know, but are unwilling to commit openly.

They’ve lost their heads in 2016 and don’t know where to find them….PITIFUL

…GET HIM!!!

Another American myth.

The process can be a steep learning carve.

Another middle-of-the-roader.

Since age means nothing this time around, commonsense and dependability are deciding factors. Which leaves little to the imagination! If you haven’t already figured that out, do so now…then VOTE

When I was young I used to vote for the candidate who, I thought, would do the best for our nation. Recently I’ve been voting for the who, in my opinion, would do the least amount of damage.