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Perhaps Obama should have set McChrystal and Tony LightCrude afloat together in a very small raft in the Gulf of Mexico.
nonamedufus said…
Boom-Boom: Tony LightCrude. I love it! You may have something there.
Donnie said…
While under Bush Gen. Petraeus was criticized and ostracized by every democrat in government, including Obama. Now? Oy vey! Obama picks him to succeed McChrystal and he's suddenly wonderful!
nonamedufus said…
Don: I guess you could say time wounds all heels.
Anonymous said…
General Stan was smart....great exit strategy...."can't hang that policy and military disaster on me, dude."

His pension is protected and he will soon be a senior analyst on FOX...

-Steve Brown
Anonymous said…
Great funnies, especially the Toy Story/Oil spill one.

That's my fave this week. Although the butt stamp on on McChrystal's butt is good one too.

Still makes me snort. A lot.
nonamedufus said…
Steve: A-ha! Life will imitate art...or at least a political cartoon.
nonamedufus said…
Quirks: I loved the Toy Story one, too. "To infinity..."
Leeuna said…
Love the comics this week. LOL at McChrystal with his foot in his mouth.
nonamedufus said…
Leeuna: I'm surprised the cartoonist didn't depict him with both feet in his mouth!

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