Friday Funnies

The agony of the Democratic nomination

Scott Stantis | May 9, 2008

Comments

Taktix®|5.9.08 @ 8:14AM|#

Wow, that was funny...

...like four months ago.

Episiarch|5.9.08 @ 8:22AM|#

Lukewarm at best. At least it's not Bok, though.

|5.9.08 @ 8:41AM|#

I love how bad these comics are
For real, Reason - can't you just hire me to do them, or something? I promise they will be no worse than the current ones.

|5.9.08 @ 8:51AM|#

If she gets elected, she probably won't call Stantis to do the official portrait.

BakedPenguin|5.9.08 @ 8:52AM|#

Reinmoose - these are old, and of limited value to non-H&R'ers but...

check it out|5.9.08 @ 8:56AM|#

http://hillaryis404.org/

|5.9.08 @ 9:26AM|#

The Onion did the definitive Barack Obama "change" joke.

Anything else is a mere "Put 'Em On the Glass" to their "Baby Got Back."

Episiarch|5.9.08 @ 9:28AM|#

Link, joe?

|5.9.08 @ 9:37AM|#

http://www.theonion.com/content/news/black_guy_asks_nation_for_change

Episiarch|5.9.08 @ 9:42AM|#

Ha ha, that's hilarious. Thanks.

|5.9.08 @ 1:44PM|#

TThis is the third election in a row where the election was the Democrats to lose. And I suspect they're going to deliberately lose it for the third time too. In 2004 the excuse was that they wanted to be in a position for a 2008 Hillary run, so what's their excuse this time?

|5.9.08 @ 1:51PM|#

In 2004 the excuse was that they wanted to be in a position for a 2008 Hillary run, so what's their excuse this time?

Its really hard to build an electoral majority on a coalition of alienated fringe groups?

Or is that the libertarian excuse? I get confused.

|5.9.08 @ 2:23PM|#

Obviously, any candidate running against an incubment wartime president should win in a walk.

Like...um...what's his name. That guy who ran against an incubment president in wartime, and won. Oh, it's on the tip of my tongue!

Someone help me out here.

Paul|5.9.08 @ 6:56PM|#

Gerald Ford? No! Uhm, Lyndon Johnson. No wait, Harry Truman!!! What do I win?

|5.10.08 @ 3:56PM|#

I'm lazy.

When the night
comes back
telling a story, I'm
lazy: beautiful
sounds of a primitive
faith appear in
my mind, and even
that arrow describes,
in a moment, the
slippery darkness
of a tender caprice,
there, where a
light fades away......

Francesco Sinibaldi