He looks at this problem that has got so bad that I now never answer the phone if the number is unrecognized, though even there it is possible to be spoofed.
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He looks at this problem that has got so bad that I now never answer the phone if the number is unrecognized, though even there it is possible to be spoofed.
How can we laugh at the absurd things that Donald Trump does, given that he is such a dangerous and despicable person?
If you cannot see the embedded video, try here.
Because if you do, he turns into something much more frightening than the Incredible Hulk.
(If you can’t see the embedded video, try here.)
After showing that Blackadder clip a couple of days ago, YouTube (as is its wont) promoted another funny scene from the same show, this time about a famous theater superstition involving the play Macbeth.
I am posting this cartoon by Dan Coverly because I found it to be funny but also because it emphasizes a point I made in an earlier post that for some reason the name ‘Bob’ seems to be funny and cartoonists seem to think that giving a doofus that name makes the joke funnier. And it does, at least for me, though I do not know why.
In the latest episode of his show Patriot Act, he takes on the topic of civil rights. In particular, he points out that while much attention is focused on the circus atmosphere that surrounds Donald Trump, this has resulted in little attention being paid to the deliberate dismantling of civil rights protections for minorities and LGBT communities by the departments of housing and urban development, education, justice, health and human services, and commerce.
You can see the full episode.
Last Sunday, my favorite daily comic strip came out with one of its signature themes.
What creator Stephan Pastis manages to pull off is not easy, to elaborately set up a joke without telegraphing the (pun)chline. It was timely too, given the recent release of the Freddie Mercury and Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.
The cartoonist has figured out how to combine what many Americans say they want in a leader with good policies.
The administration of Donald trump is so awash in scandals that there is a danger that people are becoming numb to them. But what about the scandals in the Democratic party among those running for the presidency? Trevor Noah has the lowdown.
Short and to the point.