Reptilian Hillary
Art by Joey Feldman
Art by Joey Feldman
Art by Joey Feldman
Editor’s note: The below post arrived written on parchment paper flown in by a turkey buzzard with a Florida license plate attached to its tail fathers. With the written essay came a note from a “Senor Hartsvelder” informing us that the recent republican debate had caused Dr. Bones severe stress and infected his home […]
All of the name calling, spit-firing and he-said she-saids have led up to this first step in ending this clown show we’ve called a presidential race. Tonight is the famous Iowa caucus. Of course you already know that, unless you’ve had your head stuck in a hole for […]
After a heated Fall election, Canadian-born senator, Ted Cruz, is seated as President of the United States. Heidi Cruz, as first lady, promptly gets to business redecorating the White House to resemble a Texas ranch house. A fiercely loyal supporter of Israel, Cruz immediately appoints a recently retired Benjamin Netanyahu […]
by Radical X “Social Media: Like Owning A Newspaper but without the losses.” – Donald Trump Behind the schoolboy rhetoric and dandelion fuzz lies an unlikely GOP front-runner whose populist anti-immigrant rhetoric and ‘All American’ free market thinking have divided the Republican party and re-ignited the race to the Whitehouse. […]
Hunter Thompson had it right when he said, “Politics is the art of controlling your environment.” As it stands, we have two parties with top tier demagogues using class/wealth on one side and race/religion on the other who have evidently mastered the art of environment control. Sun Tzu couldn’t have […]
by Charlie Seller I tuned in late to the Republican Presidential Debate on Fox Business News but just in time to catch Carly Fiorina promise to repeal Obamacare and open the market for insurance companies to compete for our business. I have no idea if this would be a good […]
October 11, 2015 By Johann Galloway It’s no coincidence Hillary Clinton flip-flopped her position on the 12-nation TPP trade agreement (Trans-Pacific Partnership) just days before the first Democratic presidential debate. There are 12 countries involved: the U.S., Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Brunei, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, Chile, and Peru.The […]
October 5, 2015 by Johann Galloway First, Bernie Sanders was ignored. But the media blackout backfired, ignited rioting on social media sites and piqued the curiosity of a multitude, even the disillusioned millennials – a huge demographic of presumed slackers and sleepy heads too cynical to vote. Convention centers and stadiums […]
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