If the comic page is any indication, Bush is going down in flames

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If you want to take the real pulse of America, don't look towards the infotainment industry political gab fests like Hardball. Check out what's on your local papers comic page. I give you two examples. The first, Fox Trot NEVER ventures into politics, but today they touch on BBV and a chimp in the WH...



Then, check out Prickly City, a comic that is supposed to appeal to conservatives and counter Doonesbury's liberal slant...



Bush is taking hits from every direction.

It's going to be a long month for Karl Rove. Heeheehee!

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1. .

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2. Prickly City one attacks Kerry

It's saying he's long-winded and boring.

[leftofthedial]

3. but it also says the little bushturd is not paying attention

which is part of his ADD-stupidity

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4. Yeah! Thats the way I read it

I see it more as a jab at Bush sleepwalking through the debate, but I guess they get a jab in at Kerry being "long winded"

I doubt anyone was bored by Kerry's performance at debate #1.

Bush, on the otherhand, was a train wreck in slow motion.

[bukk]

5. Eh...

I think it's just saying Bush is bored too. The moderator dozed off, Bush dozed off. The attack is on Kerry, not Bush.

[homerthompson]

6. yep. the setup for the joke is to make kerry look boring.

if there weren't the first couple of frames, THEN it would be a knock on both kerry and the shrub.

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7. still makes an interesting contrast

I think Fox Trot hits home with alot of people.

The Prickly City cartoon only makes sense to someone who was bored by Kerry's answers. That list is a small one, namely Bush.

[Radio-Active]

8. if I'm not mistaken,

the Prickly City cartoon had to have been drawn before last Thursday's debates. I believe it takes at least 2 weeks for a daily comic strip to be published. So this was just a prediction by the "artist".

[Booster]

9. The best are "Doonebury" and Aaron MacGruder's -

neither one has let up for months and months.