Mike Luckovich for April 24, 2024

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    DD Wiz Premium Member 24 days ago

    When the other side begins to form a circular firing squad, the best option is to just “stand back and stand by.” Best role in this performance is spectator.

    And make sure you have your phones on record and plenty of popcorn.

    Republicans wanted to have a civil war? Turns out the only civil war is among themselves.

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    Joe1962 Premium Member 24 days ago

    With this fracture government anything possible!

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    Walter Kocker Premium Member 24 days ago

    “Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake” – Napolean

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    Richard S Russell Premium Member 24 days ago

    Not coincidental that the Dems are portrayed as the blue (pro-Union) troops, while the Republicans are shown as the racist, authoritarian Confederates that so many of them actually are. The only thing missing is the Confederate battle flag, many of which were flying at their big party on January 6 a couple of years back.

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    Concretionist  24 days ago

    The popcorn is a nice touch. And if the House GOP starts to taper off, the Democrats are prepared to intervene (or at least run the idea up the flag pole) to assist the current Speaker in keeping his post.

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    Alexander the Good Enough  24 days ago

    The South has risen again! The South has failed again. Some people just won’t learn…

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    Godfreydaniel  24 days ago

    I can see a few scenarios where the next Speaker is Democratic—not likely, of course, but considering some Republicans have left the House entirely at the sheer raw stupidity and dishonesty of the Traitor Trump cult, a very long shot but NOT an impossibility.

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    FreyjaRN Premium Member 24 days ago

    You’d think the QOP would learn.

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    braindead Premium Member 24 days ago

    What’s the big deal?

    The MAGAt party is adhering to their true objective, obtaining and keeping power.

    Since they each lust for power, they cannot share any of it, even with each other.

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    They really do want chaos everywhere — at the border, the justice system, elections, and government in general.

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    They do agree on one thing, though: It’s OKAY If A Republican Does It.

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    GOGOPOWERANGERS  24 days ago

    Gop civil war is the best kind

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    VegaAlopex  24 days ago

    I have a vision of Lee and Jackson’s fighting each other while McClellan has the “slows” to his benefit this time. How many Republicans are ready to desert?

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    toondel5 Premium Member 24 days ago

    For some historical reason, Minié balls come to mind.

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    tpcox928  24 days ago

    What is interesting, and frightening, about this is how the fault lines are almost the same as in 1860.

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    Henwood  24 days ago

    Giving the orange Gettysburg Address new meaning. Now bring in the Jewish space lasers.

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    Direwolf  24 days ago

    While there is certain measure of schadenfreude watching the RWNJ’s picnic on each other, the Dems would very much prefer to govern. So for the most part they see the collapse of the republicons into traitorous, violent, terrorist, russian puppet magats as a tragic thing, not something to celebrate.

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    FJB  Premium Member 24 days ago

    After each issue, think “He got Caught”.Cheated in Law school. Lied about his grades. Plagiarized his speeches. Lied about his GPA. Sold V.P. Office to China. Sold his V.P. office to Ukraine. Committed Quid Pro Qup to save his crackhead son. Framed General Flynn. Rigged the 2020 election. There is no doubt that this guy is a crook, but he sucks at it.

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    Old recluse  24 days ago

    At least the taxpayer stands a slight respite.

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    mourdac Premium Member 24 days ago

    ^^ Wow, Fern Troll is really spun up this a.m. Maybe one day there will be any actual proof for his, her, it’s delusions.

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    Direwolf  24 days ago

    FIB, you are of course referring to trump.

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    Jack7528  24 days ago

    Oh no. The democratic party was created to protect slavery. Now the left’s universities are imploding on themselves. Those false education colleges like Columbia and Harvard and many others. And they have the Democrats in Blue like they are the good guys. Luckovich is projecting!

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    rs0204 Premium Member 24 days ago

    Even the most casual observer realizes that today’s Republican Party is a failure. The adults have fled into retirement or other fields, leaving the children to throw tantrums and mug for the camera or their leader, Trump. Nobody should be surprised at this. It was the inevitable outcome of electing fools, con men or women, and the selfish who just want to score a buck for themselves.

    Furthermore, when confronted with the awareness that their ship is sinking, they double down on the absurd instead of actually trying to govern.

    The Nation is watching.

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    ssutton22  24 days ago

    I laughed until I cried…

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    robcarroll1213  24 days ago

    “I may be stupid, but my fellow Republicans are even more stupider!” ~House GOPer

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    rs0204 Premium Member 24 days ago

    I saw this in the NYTimes this morning. It made me laugh out loud, so I wanted to share it with you.

    “In our Trump-era politics, there’s always the question of how crazy is too crazy — how disruptive and extreme an elected official can get before becoming so embarrassing that members of her own team feel compelled to abandon her?

    Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene seems to have reached that outer limit. Again.

    It’s not simply that Ms. Greene has taken such a Putin-pleasing approach to Russia’s war in Ukraine (Ukrainian Nazis? Really?) that the term “useful idiot” feels unavoidable. She has, in very little time, undermined the influence of her party’s entire right flank, driving less unhinged Republicans — most notably the House speaker, Mike Johnson — to brush back her and her ilk like the poo-flinging chaos monkeys they are."*

    *Michelle Cottle – NY Times, 4/24/2024

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    Cpeckbourlioux  24 days ago

    Pass me some of that popcorn.

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    billopfer Premium Member 24 days ago

    Why don’t the moderators just pull the plug on the fern bot? It is clearly a malfunction of Russian technology.

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    darthopper Premium Member 24 days ago

    Yet the regressive party is still very close in the polls and will win in many races. This fact and having the scotus in their pocket are what still make the regressive party a very real danger to democracy. Do not let your guard down.

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    freshmeet2030  24 days ago

    My first question was “Where is MTG?” Then I realized she was the horse.

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    Radish the wordsmith  24 days ago

    Confederate republicans are total losers. They want to drag the USA back to civil war times, lock them up!

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    T Smith  24 days ago

    Ferntroll seems particularly cranky this morning… maybe fjb could check and see if his nappy needs changing.

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    ShadowMaster  24 days ago

    And this is highly accurate of the way that the parties have somehow switched allegiances over the years. The Democrats were once the party of White Supremacy and the Religious Dogma. Now it’s the Republicans.

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    artmer  24 days ago

    This is a work of art! The philosophy of both sides is faithfully represented in the drawing. Remember that the views that the dems espouse has always been on the right side of history – against slavery, against isolationism, for civil rights, prochoice, etc. Know your history.

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    Jelliqal  24 days ago

    Thank you for the laugh. I needed it. Better even than reading George Santos stopped his Congressional bid cause no one would give him money. so sad

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    preacherman  24 days ago

    Time was it was the Dems that fought amonst themselves. Now, the Repubs are providing all our sport.

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    Mark DeMist Premium Member 24 days ago

    Dance Flying Monkeys dance!

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    pamela welch Premium Member 24 days ago

    Sad to say, this ’toon made me laugh; thanks Mike ♥

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    tee929  24 days ago

    Quite an “Uncivil War”

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    Chazz  24 days ago

    You get what you vote for.

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    Walter Kocker Premium Member 24 days ago

    Interestingly, RED used to be the designation of Russia – the enemy. And somehow, RED became the designated color for the Republican Party. And Trump’s overlong tie is almost always RED, and we all know what that means.

    In fairness, RED is also (worldwide) the color of unionized workers – often worn by politicians jonesing for the worker’s votes, but there’s not a lot of billionaires interested in paying fair wages now, are there? That’s where the Republicans get their biggest donations.

    For its association with the Confederate South, the LOSERS of the Civil War, the Republican Party’s designated color should be GRAY.

    BLUE, as in True Blue, is the designated color of the Democratic Party, as it very well should be, thank you very much.

    If you’ve the time, google: “Which states are net losses for federal funds.”

    Had the South prevailed in the Civil War and formed their own country, I submit the “Wall” would have been built on the Mason-Dixon Line to help keep the starving Southern losers from reaching the prosperous north, but “Frankly, Scarlett, I wouldn’t give a flying fig!”

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    moosemin  24 days ago

    I have heard it straight from the mouths of some when I was down South 24 years ago, and saw it emblazoned on the side of Stone Mountain; “The South will rise again!” More than before, I think they mean it, in the worse way. If they want out, then let the infected members go this time.

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    fitzmagnus  24 days ago

    Thinking of a Toles cartoon with the donkeys & elephants completely absorbed in schoolyard games, while external enemies are on the job …

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