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re: Rush Limbaugh's America

my opinion — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 21:05:58 GMT

PS Although you had to create and makeup the verbage for this cartoon, if was clever. Can't help myself when I see clever.

re: Rush Limbaugh's America

my opinion — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 21:01:20 GMT

Rob Too bad you had to spend time making up the "quote" from Rush, but of course, you can't kick the ball off of the ground you need to tee it up, just like all the other "quotes" that no one could find. You know the ones, or do you?

re: Halloween Is Coming!

my opinion — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 17:31:26 GMT

Rob,

I'm shocked that the GOP has tried to make a monster out of President Obama since last Halloween. Given how well the DEMS, to include you and the "mainsteam Press" treated President Bush for 8 years. Just goes to show you what kind of people those GOP's are. The support Nancy and Harry and John and Chris and Barny etc. gave to President Bush goes without saying, and when it was time to support President Obama, the GOP resorted to the mean spirited etc etc etc evil folks they are. Go figure.

Just one observation, the GOP, President Bush, VP Chaney, Rush, Hannety nor Beck are running the country. Some of them may have a lot to say, and you may not like what they say, but the DEMS are in full "control". You might want to focus your gaze their way to provide us your insight into what they are doing/trying to do and how well they are doing. I just don't understand with all that is going on now and the impact that it can have on our lives you use your megaphone for petty, cheap shots at folks that are not in the position to vote on these bills. Did you not have 8 years to bust on them? Are you concerned that if you really look at the DEMS you might not like what you see, or at least not write about it. Call me.

re: Rush Limbaugh's America

my opinion — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 21:52:20 GMT

Rob-You might want to update your physical view of Rush. He has lost a lot of weight, not that over weight guy in your cartoon.

re: Armchair Cartoonists Unite!

Cole the Artist — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 23:08:17 GMT

Hey Rob! My friend Starboy Pete sent me a link to your cartoon contest and I'm checking to see if anybody's home and if the November healthcare cartoon submission is still on.

re: Rush Limbaugh's America

my opinion — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:11:26 GMT

Kevin- timely yes it happened recently, but worth Rob time and effort, not really. Just another jab for jabs sake. He needs to turn his keen eye on what is happening now, but of course that means the DEMS and that is a no no.

I don't understand the lefts obsession wiht Rush and others. If they are so stupid/irrelavent/etc/etc, why would you care anything about them. Just because there are more than 20 million people that listen to him on a weekly basis has no meaning. They are all knuckle dragging blind followers and what can people like that do against the free thinkers in this world like yourself?

re: Rush Limbaugh's America

kevin morris — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 12:00:44 GMT

My Opinion, the Rush cartoon would seems very timely to me.

Lunileft, this line is classic: "You're alleged quote above is another lie attributed to Rush that you no doubt picked up on Move On.org or another far left smear website with no basis in fact."

A perfect example of not letting reality interfere with your perception.

As to minimizing one's exposure to Rush, how much time does a non-moron need to spend listening to an infomercial huckster before it's OK to turn the channel? Divide that by about 5 and you have the time needed to figure out listening to Rush is not only a waste of time, but actually damaging to your soul. Assuming, of course, one is a non-moron.

re: Rush Limbaugh's America

lunileft — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 04:57:10 GMT

So your response to whether you've ever listened to Rush is "yes, I have, but I can only take him in small doses." Translation: I never listen to Rush, but my liberal friends have told me what he said, and, of course, I tow the liberal line, ergo Rush is a racist. The key words in your anti-Rush dogma are "could be called" racist. Sure, if somebody looks at a black man cross-eyed, he "could be called" a racist. But only if you are a far left idiot bent on calling everyone in America who disagrees with your loony left opinions a racist. You're alleged quote above is another lie attributed to Rush that you no doubt picked up on Move On.org or another far left smear website with no basis in fact. It sounds like something Jay Leno would say on the Tonight Show after Buress was arrested for firing a gun in a NYC night club! Pretty funny, but hardly racist!

re: Overheard At The G-20 Summit

my opinion — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 19:52:15 GMT

The easy part is to look back after the fact and say what should have been done (I can give you the winning lotto number from last week). Too many police? How can you know in advance how many protesters there will show up and how active they will be? The beauty for people that really don't do anything (writers, cartoonest, people that have at least two neurons that fire in sequence) is they can never be wrong. Those that are responsible for safety and security and have to anticipate what may happen and be ready for it have a tougher job. I would rather there be too many than not enough.