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Ammat The Ankh posted:I have no idea how Horsey gets invited to all these parties, but... That's another reason why I like Horsey so much - he's basically the closest editorial cartooning has to a socialite, and he isn't afraid to show it off.
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Lycus posted:Who's being caricatured in "unhinged response"? Bill O'Reilly?
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Lycus posted:Who's being caricatured in "unhinged response"? Pretty sure it's Ron Paul. He's supposed to make one tonight as well.
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Lycus posted:Who's being caricatured in "unhinged response"? Ron Paul
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Oh, and thanks to the magic of the internet, this commercial can be inflicted upon all of you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_vLWXC6kj0
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She's an actress who was mostly known for stuff in the 80s. I guess she's technically been working since then, but I never recognize when she's in stuff anymore. I had no idea she was a big Republican. Edit: That commercial says he came to California with 300 dollars in his pocket and started his own business. His biography on ca.gov says he came to California to attend college, then spent five years working for his father's business. I'm sure his father didn't help with his tuition or help him start his business at all, right? Lycus fucked around with this message at 01:36 on Jan 29, 2014 |
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XyloJW posted:Also, Exclamation Marx gave it today's date using the inferior New Zealand "day-month-year" scheme. Oh gently caress. I even remembered to make it the 27th instead of the 28th 
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Okay, nice try everyone, but if this guy was actually running for Governor of California, he wouldn't be wearing a cowboy hat.
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Lycus posted:She's an actress who was mostly known for stuff in the 80s. I guess she's technically been working since then, but I never recognize when she's in stuff anymore. I had no idea she was a big Republican. She was the actress in Running Man and Predator 2.
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I would go more with the zombie motif what with PA's rich history with that genre, but yeah I'll vote for those clones. Also they should be saying legalize selling alcohol outside of out dated distributors.
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goddamn, if there are this many state of the union "preview" cartoons.... As someone who never followed political cartoons until I had a thread to mock them in, can anyone tell me how long post-SOTU cartooning will last? April? July? edit: achillesforever6 posted:I would go more with the zombie motif what with PA's rich history with that genre, but yeah I'll vote for those clones. Also they should be saying legalize selling alcohol outside of out dated distributors. Good lord no! That's a Corbett position.  Also it's something everyone's thinking, but it's such a goddamn complicated thing to actually pull off, I mean the distributors and the way it's done now are really stupid and nearly everyone agrees, but they're businesses with workers and how do you deal with putting them all out of a job in one fell swoop? It obviously should be done eventually, but the actual action has to get past the "job killer!" barrier, and as long as the current system is "not that bad" as to really necessitate change, it might be a while before anyone actually pulls the trigger. But right now Corbett's drive to privatize them is being painted by the liquor store workers as "ANTI-UNION" so I could see a democrat candidate supporting them just to look pro-union.
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alnilam posted:goddamn, if there are this many state of the union "preview" cartoons.... Given that a certain drunk duck is still harping on about New Years predictions, we can safely assume he won't even get started on SOTU cartoons for at least a week.
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Rorus Raz posted:Cartoonists in California whine so much about taxes, but doesn't it take a moderate miracle for any tax increases to pass over there? The voters also voluntarily raised taxes via initiative in the last election. Lycus fucked around with this message at 02:19 on Jan 29, 2014 |
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alnilam posted:goddamn, if there are this many state of the union "preview" cartoons.... Well Benghazi cartoons and "If you like your ____ you can keep your ____" cartoons are still showing up from time to time and it's 2014, so depending on whether or not the GOP decides to make anything from the SOTU into a catchphrase they could be going for the next few years. It really depends on which specific non-issue they feel like complaining about.
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The highlight of this is Hawaii. The low point is the pink slip labeled "PINK SLIPS." e: In Which Matt Bors Describes A Guy He Met At His Table At A Convention 
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steinrokkan posted:That's another reason why I like Horsey so much - he's basically the closest editorial cartooning has to a socialite, and he isn't afraid to show it off. Horsey just seems to really love his career, and that sense of enthusiasm really comes through in a lot of his comics. The guy seems to REALLY love drawing. Compared to how bitter and jaded a lot of the cartoonists come across as, Horsey's attitude is refreshing. That, and his art is usually really good, and he makes a good point every now and again.
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loquacius posted:The highlight of this is Hawaii. The low point is the pink slip labeled "PINK SLIPS." That guy is the loving man
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loquacius posted:The highlight of this is Hawaii. The low point is the pink slip labeled "PINK SLIPS." Also no Alaska.
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loquacius posted:The highlight of this is Hawaii. The low point is the pink slip labeled "PINK SLIPS." I really hate to be fair to Ramirez but that's because his strips also get published in black & white.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:Also no Alaska.
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XyloJW posted:It's next to Hawaii.  Wait I thought he hosed up Hawaii. THAT'S SUPPOSED TO BE ALASKA?
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He made them both really tiny, which mapmakers sometimes do because otherwise Alaska would be taking up like a quarter of the map.
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Lycus posted:Who's being caricatured in "unhinged response"? The responses tonight come from Cathy McMorris-Rogers, Mike Lee, Rand Paul, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, and Ted Cruz. I'm guessing "unhinged" is Cruz.
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Does Ramirez run in color in the papers? In black and white you'd need the label for his shitheaded opinion to make any kind of sense.
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I was checking DbD for updates but I assume he's waiting for the SotU to be over before he throws some poo poo together. Probably has the comic ready and is just waiting for a random Obama quote to place in it.
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RyokoTK posted:Does Ramirez run in color in the papers? In black and white you'd need the label for his shitheaded opinion to make any kind of sense. I've seen a few printed in color over the years. So yes, in some places.
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I don't believe it. He's putting the "president is incompetent and can't do anything" and "president is monolithic evil and has taken over completely" in the same strip and still doesn't see the cognitive dissonance.
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Eh, there's an internally consistent worldview in "that hapless president is trying his darndest to be an evil mastermind who ruins everything, and god help us if he succeeds, but so far his progress has been slowed by his pure incompetence." Basically, they think a bunch of evil democrats gave an evil idiot the reins of power. "If only ~people like him~ weren't so lazy, democrats would have run this country into the ground by now." Kill me.
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Ditocoaf posted:Eh, there's an internally consistent worldview in "that hapless president is trying his darndest to be an evil mastermind who ruins everything, and god help us if he succeeds, but so far his progress has been slowed by his pure incompetence." Basically, they think a bunch of evil democrats gave an evil idiot the reins of power. "If only ~people like him~ weren't so lazy, democrats would have run this country into the ground by now." Kill me. The best part about that is they tried their damnedest to put Mitt Romney in the White House.
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