Recent Comments

1. almost 4 years ago on Candorville

   really? sort of missing the point aren’t you?

2. almost 5 years ago on Tom Toles

   exactly!

3. almost 5 years ago on Tom Toles

   also, the Trumps have a financial interest in a company that sells the drug…

4. about 5 years ago on Tom the Dancing Bug

   very well said, Linguist!

5. almost 6 years ago on Tom the Dancing Bug

   Biden is center-right. That’s why Obama picked him, so that right-wing white people would be comfortable voting Obama-Biden. Check Biden’s record, he is not a liberal, he is a corporate Dem.

6. almost 7 years ago on Ken Catalino

   Why is this man still President?

7. over 7 years ago on Nick Anderson

   @Striped Cat, my feelings exactly. It’s hard not to judge my friends, who realized what a problem a President Trump would be but didn’t vote. They stayed home, even in a state like Hawaii, where absentee voting is so easy. Now those same friends are asking, “How long before Trump gets impeached?” arrggghhh!!!

8. almost 9 years ago on Lalo Alcaraz

   high time for permanent venues…

9. over 10 years ago on Matt Davies

   Plastic would be ok if there was an easy and convenient way to recycle them at the store where I shop. I use cloth bags, but I still accept plastic for wet stuff. I try to use the plastic bags at home for garbage or whatever, but then, they get thrown away.

10. over 10 years ago on Tom Toles

    A photo ID issued by a state college or University should suffice. But a lot of the new voter suppression laws disallow student IDs. Even for people who don’t vote early they might not be able to get to their precinct on Election Day because it’s been moved to some remote location not accessible by public transportation and on a road that’s not safe for pedestrians. The new laws have nothing to do about voter fraud, it’s voter suppression—cheating. Instead of persuading blacks and other non-whites, the poor, and college students to vote for them, Republicans have conspired to make it too expensive, too inconvenient, and too confusing to vote.