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I grew up celebrating George Washingtonâs birthday, he was out first President! Itâs good to see someone else remembers it tooâŠHappy birthday George!
Hey look at that cloud up there, doesnât it look like a bunny? No, it looks like Trump! I see Trump everywhere! That orange-haired, little handed, big mouthed, tan-boothed Napoleon in a suit, and his trophy wife haunt every single thought that goes through my mind, please someone, make it stop, make it stop, Sob, sob, sniff.
Today is Presidentâs Day; orginally GWâs Birthday. He is wiping foam in the third panel. For some unknown reason, he doesnât want to continue his train of thought.
I think Arlo means that Americanâs can only agree that Washington was great without getting into a heated discussion so a toast to George and leave the rest alone.
He was the right man, at the right place, at the right time. He did not want to be a King. He wanted to share this great land with our first nation tribes but was prevented by citizens at the time from doing that. He freed his slaves at his death. AND during our Civil War,George Washingtonâs Birthday was still celebrated by both the North and the South Citizens. He deserved his own day and not the nondescript presidentâs day federal holidayâŠâŠ.
Current Events:âGeorge Washington significantly impacted US history as the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, leading to American independence when George III was king of England, and later serving as the first President of the United States, where he established crucial precedents for the presidency by setting a two-term limit and promoting national unity; he also played a key role in the drafting of the Constitution at the Constitutional Convention, helping to shape the foundation of the American governmentâ
My take is it is just Georgeâs birthday. Happy Birthday George, and leave it at that!. No talk about Presidents Day versus actual birthdays. No political discussion about slavery during that time and who supported it and who didnât. Was George great or a tyrant. No talk about the current politics and who is right and who is not. Who is a patriot and who is a traitor. Just Happy Birthday George! Oh WAIT!, I just read thru these comments, too lateâŠ
Da'Dad about 17 hours ago
Yes Arlo, they can just keep their Presidentâs Day. Washington and Lincoln justly deserve their own days.
Rhetorical_Question about 16 hours ago
George Washingtonâs Tankard? With rum?
finzleftright about 16 hours ago
Anyone have a clue about the third panel? Which would explain the fourth?
Doubly Horque Premium Member about 16 hours ago
Indeed, Frump is a simpleton tyrant.
nosirrom about 14 hours ago
Letâs all hoist a tankard to honor George.
John Smith about 11 hours ago
Slavery.
I would love to have a discussion with the founding fathers about that one.
ellisc about 10 hours ago
Washingtonâs birthday WAS the original Presidentâs Day.
becida about 10 hours ago
I grew up celebrating George Washingtonâs birthday, he was out first President! Itâs good to see someone else remembers it tooâŠHappy birthday George!
Riders on the Storm Premium Member about 10 hours ago
âI cannot tell a lieâ. I donât get this one.
jakeplus Premium Member about 10 hours ago
A toast from the Left and the Right?
labradogg about 10 hours ago
Arlo patriotically observes Washingtonâs birthday, while being disgusted with our Republican âgovernment.â
poppacapsmokeblower about 10 hours ago
Is that a Paul Revere silver stein?
BJDucer about 10 hours ago
Maybe he reached over to shake the hand of Georgeâs spirit?
ChessPirate about 9 hours ago
Garfield without Garfield; Travis without Gary; Arlo without Janis⊠or a discernible point. âș
baskate_2000 about 9 hours ago
Agreed.
unfair.de about 9 hours ago
Too many ways to construe some meaning:
Heâs drinking with his left, doesnât with the right.
George is log dead, donât stir him.
Arlo didnât manage to open the lid the first time, wouldnât like to be seen as a fool again.
Itâs too early to drink.
We donât do FĂŒhrers Geburtstag any more (20th of April).
michaelcarter5760 about 9 hours ago
Arlo is putting his arm over the shoulders of a sad George Washington. Sad because of the state of the democracy he gave his life to build.
CoffeyCup about 8 hours ago
Hey look at that cloud up there, doesnât it look like a bunny? No, it looks like Trump! I see Trump everywhere! That orange-haired, little handed, big mouthed, tan-boothed Napoleon in a suit, and his trophy wife haunt every single thought that goes through my mind, please someone, make it stop, make it stop, Sob, sob, sniff.
denniswammack about 8 hours ago
Today is Presidentâs Day; orginally GWâs Birthday. He is wiping foam in the third panel. For some unknown reason, he doesnât want to continue his train of thought.
bartimus fartimus about 8 hours ago
Sorry, JJ, but itâs pretty pitiful when a comic is so vague that nobody really gets it.
jmarkow11 about 8 hours ago
I think Arlo means that Americanâs can only agree that Washington was great without getting into a heated discussion so a toast to George and leave the rest alone.
raybarb44 about 8 hours ago
He was the right man, at the right place, at the right time. He did not want to be a King. He wanted to share this great land with our first nation tribes but was prevented by citizens at the time from doing that. He freed his slaves at his death. AND during our Civil War,George Washingtonâs Birthday was still celebrated by both the North and the South Citizens. He deserved his own day and not the nondescript presidentâs day federal holidayâŠâŠ.
maliboo about 8 hours ago
Iâm Watters and this is my worldâŠâŠâŠâŠ
shorzy about 7 hours ago
Current Events:âGeorge Washington significantly impacted US history as the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, leading to American independence when George III was king of England, and later serving as the first President of the United States, where he established crucial precedents for the presidency by setting a two-term limit and promoting national unity; he also played a key role in the drafting of the Constitution at the Constitutional Convention, helping to shape the foundation of the American governmentâ
Heelboy 12 about 6 hours ago
I got nuttinâ on this strip todayâŠ.
JoHo Premium Member about 2 hours ago
My take is it is just Georgeâs birthday. Happy Birthday George, and leave it at that!. No talk about Presidents Day versus actual birthdays. No political discussion about slavery during that time and who supported it and who didnât. Was George great or a tyrant. No talk about the current politics and who is right and who is not. Who is a patriot and who is a traitor. Just Happy Birthday George! Oh WAIT!, I just read thru these comments, too lateâŠ
Milady Meg about 2 hours ago
sigh I remember when the US had a president. It seems like it was only a few months ago.