Ouch!

[n2doc]

[jannyk]

1. Kick & Rec!

[hobbit709]

2. K&R

[mr clean]

3. K&R

[somone]

4. "Re-Hope"

LOL.

[William769]

5. K&R

[jefferson_dem]

6. Just like Boooooooosh!2!1

Except when he's not.

Silly artificial conflations like this cartoon are making me feeling more and more confident about his chances in November 2012. Thanks!

[Divernan]

9. Your knee jerk defense of all things Obama projects insecurity, not confidence.

[progressoid]

10. I don't see any reference to him being Bush or even a Republican.

Me thinks thou dost conflate too much.

[Hannah Bell]

18. he's continued most of bush's policies. he has a different personal style, but so what?

[HankyDubs]

23. punch another hippie

:woohoo:

[uponit7771]

30. LOL, The only thing they've got at this point is a parade of forgetful or unresolved uglies

[JTFrog]

7. Blame Obama.

All the cool kids are doing it and the repukes need all the help they can get.

[roguevalley]

27. stick your head in the sand. the republicans did it and so do you.

[JTFrog]

34. Better than having it

stuck up my ass like an useful idiot.

[Divernan]

8. Excellent cartoonist: Pulitzer finalist & winner of 12 Golden Quill Awards

Meet Rob Rogers, Post-Gazette editorial cartoonist
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Despite being born in Philadelphia and spending ten years in Oklahoma (through no fault of his own), Rob Rogers considers himself a true Pittsburgher. His work has become a staple of Pittsburgh culture while receiving national play.

After graduating from Carnegie-Mellon University with a master's degree in fine arts, Rogers was hired in 1984 as staff cartoonist for The Pittsburgh Press. He joined the Post-Gazette in 1993, after it bought the Press.

Rogers' editorial cartoons cover national and international issues. He also lampoons local topics, particularly in his weekly feature "Brewed on Grant." Syndicated by United Feature Syndicate, his work regularly appears in The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today and Newsweek. Rogers' cartoon "The Gingrich Who Stole Christmas" was the cover for Newsweek's 1994 year-end issue.

His work received the 2000 Thomas Nast Award from the Overseas Press Club and the 1995 National Headliner Award. In 1999 he was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. He has won 12 Golden Quill Awards.

Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08178/892825-35.stm#ixzz1IvwGCDt6

[bluesmail]

11. good ONE! eom

[TornadoTN]

12. Perfect! That pretty much nails it (nt.)

[Change has come]

13. K&R

:kick:

[jillan]

14. Stealing!

[cliffordu]

15. Lol......k&r....

[rufus dog]

16. as a dude that gave him over 1k

I would have to agree with everything on the list except for GITMO, the Pukes and Blue Dogs went nuts on that and everyone else caved. It was like, who can be the biggest Wimp at the fastest pace.

[Hannah Bell]

17. kr

[leftstreet]

19. ouch

K&R

[CaliforniaPeggy]

20. That is fucking perfect!

Proud to recommend!

:kick:

[avaistheone1]

21. K&R

[uppityperson]

22. Kagan and Sotomayor

[Skittles]

24. we need more

way, WAY more

[MadBadger]

25. Well he cant exactly murder a justice

[Enthusiast]

26. K&R! nt

[Fuddnik]

28. Muhammed Ali would call it, "The old Hope-a-Dope.

[Raine]

29. K&R! nt

:dem: :thumbsup:

[yngdip]

31. K&R

[NYC Liberal]

32. Much more of a Democrat than so many of the faux progressives for

whom no progress is ever good enough.

I assume these two people would also be questioning FDR's credentials as a Democrat.

Also, re: "Ouch"...who is supposed to be hurt?

[Donnachaidh]

33. that pretty much nails Commander Cave In -- k&r n/t

[timtom]

35. K & R! (n/t)

[xchrom]

36. indeed. nt