Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for September 27, 2022

2024 – November 5th. 2026 – November 3rd. 2028 November 7th.

Amen, brother Arlo! Amen!

Your constant campaigning and phone calls from both parties ain’t gonna change my mind at this point.

The campaigns have bought so much time that there is no time available for used car dealers, or ambulance chasing lawyers.

It’s the tv ads that started before the primaries that are driving me nutx. Now almost every ad is hateful fearmongering. Hopefully most are backfiring on the nasty and desparate.

Extra weak campaigning…

Note to self, “ Don’t buy a wig at Goodwill until it has been deliced!”

Maybe just draw a name out of a hat. The result could be no worse and be a lot cheaper.

This century is out to get us

Hate or love. It’s your choice.

This decade does have us! Our country is dying a “death by a thousand cuts”!

Those wigs were a flea and lice heaven.

Election “Day” is now from late September to mid-November

I can’t even vote for Mickey Mouse anymore.

Election Day, not election month. I realize that fewer people had the right to vote at that time but they still had only one day. Today with faster travel and information we appear to need a month or more to cast our ballots.

I really enjoyed this one…“antique calendar not for actual use.” Brilliant.

Vote Blue.

I don’t understand why you don’t change that date to a mandatory Sunday, when many people are not working instead of any day in the week. Shouldn’t it make things easier?

Mail in voter for years. Study the ballot and take my time. The voting booth can feel so pressurised.

“They don’t want you to vote. If they did, we wouldn’t vote on a Tuesday in November. You ever throw a party on a Tuesday? No. Because nobody would come.” – Chris Rock

Amen Arlo, you said it!

Let’s see if we can flood the ballot box with real votes to overcome the cheating this time.

Take it easy Arlo!

I keep thinking next year will be better. Bahahahahahahaha…….

Already voted, wish I could avoid all the tv ads of promises and lies.

I look forward to campaigning. Here, in Tennessee, the governor, very likely to win, is, nonetheless, looking slightly scared—and pandering to his base.

I am definitely with Arlo on this one. This year is out to to get us and it’s far from over.

It’s times like these I turn to the Classic Arts Showcase when I just have to have some televised entertainment but want to avoid the horrible campaign ads. I admit I do mute a lot of the opera!

Anyone sick of delivering political mail yet?

Life is out to kill us.

Who else thinks Arlo looks kinda cute in that wig?

True that, Arlo.

I don’t watch normal TV, so I don’t see those ads. I use a VPN set to Switzerland, so I almost never see campaign ads online. All I’m left with are the negative ads that come in the mail. The only downside is I don’t have an easy way to connect my TV set top box to a VPN, so I generally avoid watching online video on my TV during election season.

It cracks me up to see people screaming they can’t get transportation to voting booths or have time to vote. Send them a check and they will be at walmart or the liquour store in less than an hour.

Actually, it’s the Tuesday after the first Monday. That way voters wouldn’t have to travel to the polls on All Saints’ Day. Not that any particular religion is legally favored in the U.S.

By sheer cowinky-dink, today Family Circus is doing a panel on head lice, which appears to be Arlo’s problem.

The system is rigged and your vote is useless so just relax and bend over and wait to get screwed like we always do. Politicians don’t give a s*** about anyone but themselves.

That’s the problem with American politics……electioneering and mud slinging never ends.