Haha! Consistently one of the best political satire 'toons out there.

Haha!

I almost feel sorry for the Republicans. What a difference watching the republican and democratic debates. Our debates are filled with people talking about the struggles of the American people while that side talks about more money for the military and who is most like Reagan. It's almost sad they are living in the past so much.

Obama vs McCain would be beautiful. The past vs the future. Hope vs fear. He could also use the same lines against McCain that he does against Hillary. McCain, like Hillary, thinks the nomination is owed to him. He lost to Bush and now it's his turn. That old political establishment thinking isn't going to work anymore. We have entered a new age in politics.

The winds of change are blowing wild and free - what a beautifil time for the Democrats! We should rejoice as "we are the ones we've been waiting for."

:lol:

Good stuff!

"We are the ones we’ve been waiting for."

Even better.

Heh. I was expecting Rush Limburger in their place.

All the more evidence that the Republican primary is like a cheap B-movie. It's both scarier and more campy than "The Thing with Two Heads" when they sewed Ray Millan's head onto Rosie Grear's neck.

Oh, and the actors are the worse stiffs imaginable.

Looks more like the remake of "The Thing" where the alien exposes itself when it gets shocked . Ooops, I said "alien" !

"Three Republican candidates awaken in a secret laboratory…"

Nothing that can't be cured with some nice warm milk, a good nap, and a total frontal lobotomy.

Helen Thomas rips Bush.
Yesterday at a speech in North Carolina, long-time UPI correspondent
Helen Thomas sharply criticized President Bush and his administration,
calling it “one of the most secretive in history.”
“This man has forgotten the poor and the sick,” Thomas said. “We are hated around the world.”
11:09 am | Comment (41)
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/02/06/helen-thomas-rips-bush

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Normally I get a good laugh from The Modern World but this one was weak (IMO). Bring back Moonbat!

Calvin and Hobbes would have had a cooler invention.

Run everybody! Run for your lives!

Ha!

My name for this three headed Republican?

McHuckneyacainrombee

Epic.

Actually, I think Tom's cartoon is closer to reality than the Republicans would like. My guess is that when the Republican nominee is presented most Republicans that fall into one of the nominee's opposing camps will not back him. For example, if McCain becomes the nominee the Social and economic Conservatives will withhold their votes.  The same would go for Huckabee. the social Conservatives would back him but the economic and foreign policy hawks will not.  In any case, this could dilute the Republican candidate's chances of winning the Presidency because the party overall is split three ways and can not find common ground.  This could very well work in the Democrats favor.

larry curly and moe would make better cannidates than these three oxymorons
nuyuck nuyuck nuyuck nuyuck

mackiddo5 @ 34:

Uh...bibiclly speaking, doesn't the Beast supposed to have 3 heads?

I could be wrong.

I meant biblically speaking. Either way it seems like a Revelation to me.

"The Homosexual Menace" is still one of the best strips they ever did. This one is not. :)

mackiddo5 @ 35:

mackiddo5 @ 34:

Uh...bibiclly speaking, doesn't the Beast supposed to have 3 heads?

I could be wrong.

I meant biblically speaking. Either way it seems like a Revelation to me.

Biblically speaking, the Beast has seven heads, like the seven days of the week, and the seven planets then known.

You're think of the Knights Who Say A Wop Bop a Doo Wop a Wop Bam Boom.

Last I checked Aleister Crowley only had one head.

Wasn't Reagan diagnosed with Alzheimer's when he left office? Doesn't that mean he was already impaired during his term? and Hillary did not presume to win the nomination, that was the media hype.