WATCH OUT FOR THE WACKADOO WINGERS!

8/9/2006 1:34:59 PM

ibtl

8/9/2006 1:40:00 PM

http://www.iowapresidentialwatch.com/Oldies/OldiesArchive1.htm
post more stupid cartoons!

8/9/2006 1:41:35 PM

8/9/2006 1:44:06 PM

8/9/2006 1:55:39 PM

did you know that jacques chirac helped start the international coalition of conservative parties w/ bush sr.? or something like that...

8/9/2006 1:57:57 PM

it's funny because political cartoons for idiots require that the artist give everyone nametags.

8/9/2006 1:58:19 PM

hey, i wouldnt have recognized al-zarqawi w/o one actually.

[Edited on August 9, 2006 at 1:59 PM. Reason : .]

8/9/2006 1:59:46 PM

i wouldnt have recognized chirac by face, but the more important defamatory ones are easily recognized.

8/9/2006 2:01:18 PM

Ahah, Saddam looks like that guy from Dragonball Z

8/9/2006 3:02:43 PM

you know, i hated having kerry run last time, but i have to stand up for him here.

http://snopes.com/politics/kerry/museum.asp

Quote :

"The picture on display does not capture John Kerry engaged in an anti-war activity (although such photographs are plentiful and easy to obtain), nor does it depict or describe him as an anti-war protester. The picture shows Senator John Kerry, a duly authorized representative of the United States government, meeting with Vietnamese officials in 1993 (long after the end of American military involvement in Vietnam) as part of a "high-level delegation" sent to Vietnam by President Clinton "to press for further progress on unresolved POW/MIA issues." The caption below the photograph makes no reference to John Kerry's anti-war activities, nor does it even identify him by name — it reads simply: Mr. Do Muoi, Secretary General of the Vietnam Communist Party met with Congressmen and Veterans Delegation in Vietnam (July 15-18, 1993) If the intent of the exhibit were for Vietnamese Communists to "recognize John Kerry's contributions to their victory," as claimed, it seems rather odd they chose a display that neither names John Kerry nor explains his importance to the Vietnamese, but merely includes him in a picture as an unidentified member of a U.S. "Congressmen and Veterans Delegation." Since the photograph dates from a time when President Clinton was taking steps towards establishing formal diplomatic relations between the U.S. and the Communist government of Vietnam (a cause for which Senator Kerry and Senator John McCain were leading proponents), its significance to the Vietnamese is probably more that it conveys a sense of official U.S. "recognition" of the post-war Vietnamese government (by dint of U.S. congressmen, including Senator Kerry, meeting with Communist Party officials)."

[Edited on August 9, 2006 at 3:12 PM. Reason : .]

8/9/2006 3:11:16 PM