Friday Toons
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I want you to see this clip from Fox News. I can really get behind the blonde (the one of the right – everybody is blonde on Fox) who suggests that they just pray this year and leave it up to God to pick the right candidate. Her name is Ainsley Earhardt.
Yeah, that’s what they need to do. That’s a real good idea.
Thanks to everybody for the heads up.
John Boehner thinks far more highly of Ted Cruz than I do.
Former House Speaker John A. Boehner described Senator Ted Cruz as “Lucifer in the flesh” during a forum at Stanford University on Wednesday and said that he would not vote for the Texas Republican if he is the party’s presidential nominee.
That didn’t seem to cover all the points, so he added …
“I have Democrat friends and Republican friends,” Mr. Boehner told David Kennedy, an emeritus history professor, at the event. “I get along with almost everyone, but I have never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch in my life.”
John likes him better than I do.
Thanks to everybody for the heads up.
You don’t need to prepare yourself for a shock with this news. This is news you already knew without being told. So, that kinda makes it olds. Anyway, before I forget where I was going with this ….
Registration among Hispanic voters is skyrocketing in a presidential election cycle dominated by Donald Trump and loud GOP cries to close the border.
Arturo Vargas, executive director of the National Association of Elected and Appointed Officials, projects 13.1 million Hispanics will vote nationwide in 2016, compared to 11.2 million in 2012 and 9.7 million in 2008.
A whopping 80 percent of respondents in a poll of registered Hispanic voters in Colorado and Nevada said Trump’s views on immigration made them less likely to vote for Republicans in November.
Yeah, so come to find out, “I’m gonna make your life miserable even if you’re a natural born American citizen if skin is brown,” wasn’t as good a campaign slogan as previously thought.
I have a question.
Texas and Mexico share the Rio Grande River along the border. That has worked out pretty well for a long time. Growers of the extra sweet Texas citrus in the Rio Grande Valley depend on the river for water for their crops. It’s the fifth longest river in America.
That said, how the fool tarnation do you build a wall down the middle of a river?
The Rio Grande runs through Big Bend National Park (God lives there. Seriously.) but it doesn’t run straight.
And, it runs through Santa Elena cannon. Structure me a wall here:
Or here:
And then there’s Lajitas, where there used to be a nine hole golf course and the mayor of the town was a beer drinking goat named Clay Henry. I admired that goat.
You cannot wall-in a damn goat. I’m just saying.
I know you have some.