Chip Bok on Bill Clinton

Reason Staff | 9.7.2012 7:30 AM

Former President Bill Clinton went to bat for Barack Obama in a big way at the DNC Convention in Charlotte. Chip Bok thinks he should have brought up one last issue before leaving the stage.

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Fist of Etiquette 13 years ago

This is like Garfield minus Garfield. Very existential.
1. Bee Tagger 13 years ago
  
  It's a comment on the brevity of his presidency and thus a comment on the brevity of life. Brought to you by Chip Boktre.
invisible furry hand 13 years ago

Bill Clinton is groping an invisible intern's norks. Interesting.
1. Drax the Destroyer 13 years ago
  
  I think he is using a giant invisible cigar on giant(fat) invisible intern.
  1. WTF 13 years ago
    
    So now I get what his right hand is doing...
LTC(ret) John 13 years ago

OK, maybe it is my browser, or maybe I just don't appreciate this one...but I cannot see anything above Billy Jeff's hair.
1. WTF 13 years ago
  
  Neither can I. Wait, maybe that's the point? Whoa....
  1. LTC(ret) John 13 years ago
    
    I went to another site and saw the full , uh, cartoon. He's askign the empty chair why did you gut my welfare reform?
    
    So, I guess Bok didn't go Dadaist on us. Just more of the same ol' same ol'. Well, there was only one label.
2. Tim 13 years ago
  
  Same issue, but probably an improvement.
anomdebus 13 years ago

So's youse don't haves ta waits
sarcasmic 13 years ago

Here's a linky to the whole cartoon.

http://www.bokbluster.com/2012.....on-speech/

Not that it matters. It's not like it's funny or anything.
1. WTF 13 years ago
  
  It was better without the words.
2. LTC(ret) John 13 years ago
  
  I managed to hold my anticipation down. Somehow.
3. Tim 13 years ago
  
  It's Reason's new crap filter.
  1. Bobarian 13 years ago
    
    Then it's working wonderfully.
Whiterun Guard 13 years ago

So the DNC changed their symbol from a donkey to some sort of albino jellyfish?

Was this out of deference to Clinton?
1. LTC(ret) John 13 years ago
  
  Hasn't Clinton shown a preference for semi-amorphous, soft, white interns and staffers?
  1. invisible furry hand 13 years ago
    
    and dough. Don't forget dough.
mr simple 13 years ago

Is that lightening striking a very skinny W.C. Fields? Oh, I get it.
Fist of Etiquette 13 years ago

The word balloon punchline:

So the doctor asks what's the problem, and the albino tribble answers, "I've got a Karl Malden stuck to my ass."
1. LTC(ret) John 13 years ago
  
  I like your version better.
Mongo 13 years ago

I get it - it's an optical illusion. Is it a top view of the chair going toward us or the bottom of the chair going away from us?
Jesus H. Christ 13 years ago

Stephen Fry can't even vote in the US. Why is he at the DNC?

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