The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws.
--Ayn Rand
What's really funny about that top cartoon is that it's nearly identical to a cartoon that Cincinnati editorial cartoonist Jim Borgman did in 1980 ... about how Jimmy Carter was being much more "military" in his 1980 campaign than he was in his 1976 campaign.
Actually, the view should be of the baby behind the driver's wheel, while the rest of us poor sots huddle in the backseat -- we're stuck going along for the ride.
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What's really funny about that top cartoon is that it's nearly identical to a cartoon that Cincinnati editorial cartoonist Jim Borgman did in 1980 ... about how Jimmy Carter was being much more "military" in his 1980 campaign than he was in his 1976 campaign.
Obama makes Mikey Dukakis in a k-pot driving an Abrams positivly hawkish.
As for these cartoons... truth hurts, dunnit?
Jim
Truth hurts?
Actually, the view should be of the baby behind the driver's wheel, while the rest of us poor sots huddle in the backseat -- we're stuck going along for the ride.
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