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Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for January 23, 2012
Transcript:
Roland: Good evening, and welcome tot he Fox News GOP Florida primary debate. I'm Roland Hedley. Gentlemen, let's ease into this. Governor Romney, what's your favorite color? Romney: Roland, I have two favorites. Amber, because of our waves of grain, and purple, because of our mountain majesties! Roland: Governor Perry? Rick Perry: Spacious, because of our skies.
BE THIS GUY about 13 years ago
Is âfruitedâ a color?
Dtroutma about 13 years ago
And the dangers of early deadlines!
rayannina about 13 years ago
ADVANCE PLANNING FAIL! HAHAHAHAHAAAAA!
pouncingtiger about 13 years ago
Spacious like in between Perryâs ears.
DylanThomas3.14159 about 13 years ago
Roland: And Mr. Gingrich, whatâs yours? Newt: Greed, er, uh, green.
cdhaley about 13 years ago
When he drew this strip, GBT imagined Perry would still be in the race. Trudeau needs to keep up with the prophecies in the Mormon Bible. In its latest version, Mitt 6:24 reads:
âYe cannot serve both Newt and Mammon. Ye must either hate Newt and cling to me and my money, or Mammon will abandon the GOP, leaving it to Obamaâs mercy.â
corzak about 13 years ago
We really need to get back to that âcrowning the good with brotherhoodâ thing. I havenât seen a âMr. Brotherhood Goodly Pageantâ contestant crowned in a long time . . .
fritzoid Premium Member about 13 years ago
âMr. Gingrich, what is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?â
Alabama Al about 13 years ago
Most of the candidates this election season who are or have been in the Republican primaries either are currently or have held other political offices. It makes one wonder how the good people in their respective states could have voted for them in the first place. Then you realize perhaps the âgoodâ people didnât.
bagbalm about 13 years ago
Thus politics is revealed to be as absurd as Miss America.
Coyoty Premium Member about 13 years ago
Perry is lucky he really doesnât have to answer any questions about color any more.
DylanThomas3.14159 about 13 years ago
HAIRY PRIMARY
Oh, Newt is a brutewho continues to hoot.
We thought Perry was scaryUntil the primary.
And MItt was a hitâ till SC. Whatta pit!
Ron Paul gave his allTill his numbers got small.
And Santorum RickMakes everyone sick.
vwdualnomand about 13 years ago
perry is out..must be written before last week.
chris_weaver about 13 years ago
And Gov. Perryâs favorite President is President Rushmore.
ossiningaling about 13 years ago
Trudeau didnât plan on the Colbert bump.
smalltownbrown about 13 years ago
No, DT3, itâs gold for Newtie, or platinum.
johndifool about 13 years ago
Can we just toss Romney into the Gorge of Eternal Peril already and be done with it?
puddleglum1066 about 13 years ago
The R primary field is a lesson in how even politics must obey the laws of quantum mechanics..Mitt is an example of the Uncertainty Principle, which says you cannot know both the energy and position of a particle. While Mittâs energy has been constant (luke-warm), his position has been impossible to determine..The Anti-Mitt (Bachmann, Perry, Cain, Santorum, NewtâŠ) exemplifies Schroedingerâs discovery that the position of the particle is a dispersed wave function that collapses when observed (e.g., the cat is neither alive nor dead until you open the box and check). The Anti-Mitt exists in a dispersed rage field containing a great deal of energy until an event (like a poll, caucus or primary) leads to an actual observation⊠at which point the Anti-Mitt collapses, becomes unstable, and disintegrates, much to the frustration of cartoonists who must work two weeks in advance..(Note: the cat mentioned in this discussion is hypothetical. No actual cats were harmed.)
tigre1 about 13 years ago
I guess I should be glad for the Rep clown car tour. Somehow it bothers me that the candidates donât seem very smart, and even worse that the crowds canât tell.That and the fact that they CAN vote, which is their rightâŠwhich I HAVE and always defendedâŠand yet, this current display by the Rep front-runners makes me want to cry for my country and my fellow citizens.
Maybe itâs true that no SMART Rep wants to be prez this next time around, because the Rep-caused financial debacle will be unavoidable, very messy, and very cruelâŠ
I almost hope thatâs itâŠ
corzak about 13 years ago
âThis is the best that (corporate sponsored) America has to offer.âPerfectly put. No longer can a politician serve the needs of both corporate and public constituencies. The gap is too wide.Which is why Rove et al have been focusing on a âbottom upâ strategy â first win statehouses, then state governors, then redistrict, then congressmen . . . swallow the prey from the legs up . . .
cdhaley about 13 years ago
@sammysock (in case youâre unfamiliar with Belial, the fallen angel):
" . . . Belial, in act more graceful and humane [than Mammon];A fairer person lost not Heavân; he seemedFor dignity composed and high exploit:But all was false and hollow; though his tongueDropped manna., and could make the worse appearThe better reason, to perplex and dashMaturest counsels; for his thoughts were low;To vice industrious, but to nobler deedsTimorous and slothful: yet he pleased the ear . . ."Paradise Lost, 2.109-17
route66paul about 13 years ago
The smart candidates are never elected â Ron Paul is obviously the most intelligent here, just as Jerry Brown is and was when he ran for president. (Maybe the most intelligent is not always the best choice, I donât know)They want a man with hair that can give a speech â written by the puppeteers that pull all the strings.
garyhill about 13 years ago
These sound like the O bama questions of 4 years ago when he stole the nomination from Hillary,
TheWildSow about 13 years ago
Oh! I always thought it was âSpaceship Guys!â
Well, thatâs very different â never mind![/ Emily Litella]
Stephen Gilberg about 13 years ago
I guess blue, white, and especially red were too obvious.
pirate227 about 13 years ago
Mr. Gingrich whatâs your favorite.âUh, pink.â
Dtroutma about 13 years ago
The song âAmericaâ has many words todayâs âconservativesâ ignore. Todayâs conservatives have shown in âcold readsâ of sections, they would REJECT the majority of the Constitution. The âuncertainty principleâ shows that arrogance and ignorance canât be measured simultaneously in the conservative sphere. Itâs like defining infinity.
coolwaterman about 13 years ago
Perry should have said, â⊠blue⊠because of our spacious skies.â (And because Texas is so big)
Doctor Go about 13 years ago
Roland Hedley: What⊠is your favourite colour? Gingrich: Blue. No, yel⊠[he is also thrown over the edge] Gingrich: auuuuuuuugh!!!
BE THIS GUY about 13 years ago
Doonesbury December 1, 1984.
hkyjckfjt about 13 years ago
This must be a rerun from 2000-2008. They must drink from the Rio Grande.
kaffekup about 13 years ago
I donât care that Perry dropped out; in my neighborhood, itâs always comedic open season on buffoons.
SabbyW about 13 years ago
heh heh. how very patriotic.
agate1 about 13 years ago
You demonstrate the infinite amount of ignorance and arrogance well.
FriscoLou about 13 years ago
So how come none of the other candidates sez brown?
MountainDuck about 13 years ago
âMr. Gingrich?ââPink.â
Spade Jr. about 13 years ago
Oops! A dastardly little trick on G.T., having to submit strips far in advance of publication thereby including someone who has dropped out of competition.
Canât cartoonists submit their work and/or alternate strips using the Internet to avoid stuff like that?