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Tag Archives: Politics
Republican Suicide Note
The government shutdown is no joke. But I cannot help thinking about how badly this makes the Republican Party look. The infighting and obstructionist behavior is sad to watch, as the New York Times reports. I, for one, cannot wait … Continue reading
Posted in Random but Relevant
Tagged election2016, GOP, Government, House of Representatives, Politics, Republican
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DInosaurs and Republicans
The Republican Party is struggling. Not only did they lose seats in the Congress and lost the Presidential election, they did not do well with the Hispanic vote, the young vote and the female vote. They seem out of … Continue reading
Posted in News, Random but Relevant
Tagged Benghazi, female vote, foreign policy, GOP, hispanic vote, John McCain, Politics, Republican, United States
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Drawing on Foreign Policy
I drew this while thinking about the third and final debate tonight, this time on Foreign Policy. It seems to me some Americans really don’t want to know much about the rest of the world. It’s always about us, isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in News, Random but Relevant
Tagged debates, foreign policy, Mitt Romney, Obama, Politics, United States
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Mitt’s Bookshelf: Binders of Women and More
If you watched the second presidential debate last night, and if you were on twitter at the same time, it would have been difficult to miss Mitt Romney’s comment on “binders full of women.” So I drew this little … Continue reading
Posted in News, Random but Relevant
Tagged Cartoon, civil rights, Election 2012, Mitt Romney, Politics, women
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Drawing For The Camera: Debate Testosterone Strategy
I have been trying something new: drawing while holding my iphone and videotaping it. It’s challanging, but I am discovering that people find it interesting. This morning, I drew the one above while thinking about the Vice Presidential debates that … Continue reading
Balloons and Other Fun Things We Need At Political Conventions
In this article, I examine how we can perhaps watch the conventions in the future, maybe make them more fun (balloons?), and what some media outlets are doing now to make changes to our viewing experience: http://www.forbes.com/sites/lizadonnelly/2012/09/06/more-balloons-social-media-and-other-ways-to-make-politics-more-fun/
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Tagged Balloon, Democratic, DNC, Mitt Romney, Politics, Republican National Convention, RNC
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