Monday, December 31, 2007

Political Cartoons: Happy New Year

In NYC, they wait for the ball to drop...


New year nearly here!

...and in Iowa, some wait for a poll drop!

Friday, December 28, 2007

Political Cartoons: The Huckabee Hound Show

Mike Huckabee's foreign policy gaffe today may just stop his climb in the polls...

Huckabee Hound Show

Oh gorsh!

Political Cartoon: Beauty and the Beast

Benazir Bhutto was a brave and courageous leader who died for freedom, ....

Beauty and the Beast


...unlike some sleekit snakes who hide away in caves.

Bhutto's Legacy

The suicidal satanic atheist who assassinated Benazir Bhutto yesterday cursed his nation’s journey towards freedom and democracy. The evil beasts that he represents, for I would not call those callous cowards who kill women ‘men,’ are probably gloating in their secret hideouts of shame, indecency, and inhumanity. I call them satanic atheists because they worship wickedness and hate God. They slaughter leaders like Benazir because they are afraid of letting hope captivate the hearts of the people, and want to retain control through fear, insecurity, and murderous mayhem.

Despicable despots like Bin Laden and his satanic associates seek to enslave the free world with their warped ideals and heretical beliefs. Their allegiance is to an Allah that does not exist, and offends the very goodness of God amongst the Islamic people. They are atheistic scum, schooled in the ways of terror and torture, fanaticism and faithlessness. Life is neither sacred nor holy to them; freedom and democracy are devilishly denied by their cowardly acts of cruelty, violence, and assassination.

The world knows better than to give in to their filth and lack of faith. In Pakistan, there are many moderate Muslims who will serve their Allah truly and triumphantly. And throughout the world, there are billions of people who are disgusted, enraged, and mobilized to stand together for justice, freedom, faith, and democracy, which will one day encircle the earth and pave its way all over this planet.

The creed of satanic atheism which states that “when wickedness persists and no one resists, evil triumphs” is a hollow threat to noble humanity. Bullets and bombs may have killed Benazir Bhutto, but her spirit lives and will not die in the hearts of her people. Freedom will be resurrected amongst the ashes of these cowardly assassins. Liberty will not be lost to those who truly value life. The pages of history will proclaim the noble name of Bhutto in the highest halls of glory and honor. Her killers will become dust beneath the feet of her people as they march towards the freedom that will be their honorable choice and glorious destiny.

Prayer: Almighty God, who gave us both life and liberty, we bring before You the nation of Pakistan. We pray for Your mercy and grace to be extended over its people and we solemnly ask that You will protect them from the evil that seeks to destabilize the nation. Raise up just and courageous leaders who will guide the Pakistani people to the light of liberty. In Your Holy name, we pray. Amen.

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Political Cartoons: "Tis the Season to Cross Over

Mike Huckabee's new Christmas Cross ad has caused a stir...

Crossing Over

...I wonder what the other campaigners will do?

Tuesday, December 18, 2007

Political Cartoons: Paul's feast

Ron Paul raised a ton of money yesterday...


Paul's Feast

...must have been all of those emails. Kinda reminds me of Monty Python for some reason.

Why I Can't Vote for Mitt Romney

A Conservative Christian Republican outlines why he can't vote for Mitt Romney.

For the past two presidential elections, I’ve voted Republican. I’m fairly conservative with some of my values, although I do root for the underdog from time to time. In yesterday’s News-Sentinel, Mormon beliefs were clearly spelled out in an excellent article. After reading them, I now must declare that if Mitt Romney is chosen as the Republican nominee, I won’t be voting for him.

Some people say that this is un-American. Are we now declaring that voters must separate their religion from their votes? That would be un-American. In fact, it would be totalitarian. I consider myself to be an evangelical Trinitarian Christian. As such, I can’t divorce my faith from my vote. Therefore, I will not vote for Romney in the Presidential primaries or national election.

There are several key doctrinal issues that cause problems for me.

Firstly, Mormons are not Christians. They consider themselves to be, but the Christ they worship is entirely different from the Jesus we know in the Gospels. Christ ascended into heaven after His Resurrection. The Mormon Christ came over to America like a spiritual Christopher Columbus after His Ascension. This is not mentioned in the Gospels.

Secondly, Mormons believe in baptizing the dead, allowing people a second chance in eternity. This is not mainline Christian thought and is one of the things that sets the Mormons apart as a cult rather than as a Christian denomination.

Thirdly, they believe in a caste system and hierarchy in heaven with three tiers. The highest tier belongs to those who are truly Mormon and married. This is not Gospel teaching, for Christ Himself says that in heaven none are married. There is also no hierarchy in heaven, save that of the Trinity.

Finally, Mormons believe that God is married which invalidates Trinitarianism. This is the most serious doctrinal issue that separates Mormons from mainline Christianity. This is a false teaching and one that separates my vote from going to Mitt Romney. I am a staunch Trinitarian Christian believer. I could not vote for a person who does believe in the sanctity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Mitt Romney may be a good man, but I would feel as though I was disloyal to Christ if I voted for him.

So, if the GOP decides to accept Romney as its presidential nominee, they will not have my vote. And possibly other Christians will feel the same.

Monday, December 17, 2007

Political Cartoons: United We Stand

John McCain & Joe Lieberman are getting very pally....


United We Stand

...are we going to see an Independent ticket in 2008???

Political Cartoons: Tough Love

President Bush announced that the Cognress had passed a relief bill for mortgage lenders and home owners who are in trouble...

Tough Love

...but who's going to bail out the Bond market holders that are losing thousands on this deal????

Saturday, December 15, 2007

Political cartoons: Christmas Invasion

The President may announce a new invasion plan on Monday....

Christmas Invasion

...against those who are destroying the American way of life.

Well, it would be consistent...

Friday, December 14, 2007

Political Cartoons: Stealing Christmas

President Bush vetoed the Children's health Bill again today...


Stealing Christmas

...even the Grinch wouldn't do that at Christmas.

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Political Cartoons: Set in Stone????

Two months ago, Hillary Clinton was the Democrat front runner...


Set in Stone

...now we're not so sure. Obama is chipping away her lead.

Monday, December 10, 2007

Political Cartoons: Obama Winfrey Show

Oprah is stumping for Obama in Iowa...

Obama Winfrey Show

Will it work or will she bomb???? Keep watching folks!

Friday, December 7, 2007

Political Cartoons: Tape Measures

President Bush said that he couldn't recall being told about the CIA torture tapes...

Tape Measures

...it's this kind of thing that diminishes the people's trust in our leaders.

Thursday, December 6, 2007

Political cartoon: The Trouble with Two-fers

Mitt Romney is trying to get us to forget about his faith...


Two-fers

...but who will come to our doors if he gets in?

Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Political Cartoons: Monster Myths

From the Whitehouse, President Bush promises to veto any monstrous spending bill from Congress...

Monster myths

...is he actually listening to himself?

Monday, December 3, 2007

Political cartoons: Time's Up, Fred

Fred Thompson is claiming that he should be the religious conservative's choice...

Time's Up, Fred

...and then he says that he doesn't go to church! Time to give up the ghost, Fred...

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Political Cartoon: Peace Talks

President Bush believes he can broker peace in the Middle East...

Peace Talks

...but at what price to Human Rights?

Monday, November 26, 2007

Political Cartoons: Celebrity Support

Celebrity endorsements are all the rage in the Presidential campaign...

Celebrity Support

...I wonder who else will turn up?

Thursday, November 22, 2007

Political Cartoon: Thanksgiving Sham

Two Border guards are imprisoned for shooting a drug dealer..

Thanksgiving Sham

...and our President is playing parlor games with pardons for two turkeys!

Shame! Shame!

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Political cartoon: She said, He said

Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are slugging it out, down to the wire.

She said, He said

The gloves are off - who will win and who will retire?

Monday, November 19, 2007

Political Cartoon: Hairspray

Latest News: The Clinton Campaign know who caused the San Fransisco oil spill..

Hairspray

Can you say "Hairspray, baby?"

Friday, November 16, 2007

Political cartoon: Rudy's Regress

Rudy Giuliani is now saying he'll appoint conservative justices to the Supreme Court...

Rudy's Regress

...and bring us back to the good old days? Wait and see.

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Political Cartoon: Hillary's Latest Defense

Hillary Clinton is totally ready for tomorrow night's Democrat debate in Las Vegas...

Hillary's Defense

...and for what usually happens afterwards.

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Political cartoons: Planting Season

Stop Press: Hillary Clinton is planting questioners at her rallies...


Planting Season

Stop Stop Press: ...tell us something new.

Monday, November 12, 2007

Stushietoons: Thompson Looks Tired

Political cartoon: Fred Thompson got a boost today - endorsed by a National Pro-Life group, but is it enough to energize him?

Thompson Looks Tired

He looks tired already - and the election is a year away...

Friday, November 9, 2007

Stushietoons - Declared intentions

Both the Democrats & Republicans had better get back to basics...


Declared Intentions

...and start listening to "We, the People.."

Thursday, November 8, 2007

Political cartoon: Bill's Bully Pulpit

Bill Clinton is a bit upset with Hillary Clinton's poor performance last week.

Bill's Bully Pulpit

Now he's busy trying to get the rules of debate changed...just like the Clintons.

Boop boop be doop!

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

Monday, November 5, 2007

Political Cartoon: Two Faced Fables

John Edwards says that Hillary Clinton is two faced...

Two Faced Fables

...calling her names won't help his faltering campaign.

Thursday, November 1, 2007

Political Cartoons: The 9/11 Card

The only trouble with playing the 9/11 card too often is...

9-11 Card

...you can end up giving more credence to the joker in the pack.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Political cartoons: Kucinich's Konfessions: I was a Teenage Alien

Denis Kucinich questioned the President's mental stability in last night's Democrat debate.

Kucinich's Konfessions

Oh yeah?

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Political Cartoons: Richardson's Rant

Bill Richardson has called upon his Democrat colleagues to give up negative comments...

Richardson's Rant

...in a political campaign????

Monday, October 29, 2007

Political Cartoons: Approval Ratings

Congress hits an all time low approval rating...

Approval Ratings

...or does it?

Friday, October 26, 2007

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Political cartoon: Looking Like Lovebirds

Hillary went ga-ga all over Bill today...


Looking like Lovebirds

...anything to do with the polls? Trying to get the "love on the rocks" vote?

Monday, October 22, 2007

Star trekking - or how the Sci-Fi vote will win the 2008 Election

Forget the women's vote, the black vote or the gay vote. It's the Trekkie vote that will count in 2008.....and Hillary has a foolproof plan!

Start trekking

Live long and prosper!

Monday, October 15, 2007

Friday, October 12, 2007

Next Year's Peace Prize goes to Mayor Ragsdale

Doggone it! Al Gore wins the Nobel Peace Prize. Maybe next year it could go to Knox County Mayor Mike Ragsdale if he would only enforce “disturbing the peace” laws in Knox County. At 6.15AM one of our neighbors lets out his dog and it barks for fifteen bloody minutes! This contravenes the pet laws in our county which state that before 8AM and after 11PM, no pets should disturb the peace!

So as well as fixing up the County Commission, Mr. Ragsdale, tear down the walls of bureaucracy and start enforcing this law! Maybe if we all slept better and longer things wouldn’t be so bad around here…

Thursday, October 11, 2007

Politcal cartoon: Barack of a Day to Drop another Obama Clanger

Obama criticizes Clinton's vote as a blank check for invading Iran...

Another day, Another clanger

...didn't he say he would invade Pakistan a month ago! O Obama!

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Poltical cartoon; An Inconvenient Store

Al Gore went shopping for Tipper the other day...with some frightening results...


An Inconvenient Store

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Political cartoons: Time machines - what was the GOP thinking?

Tuesday afternoon live Republican debate between 4-6pm - wow! Major driving time across the US, so apart from political pundits, who's watching?


Time Machine

Monday, October 8, 2007

Whose Cup? Playing Politics with Religion is a Dangerous Game

Who's Cup?

...because God knows the motives inside every politician's heart.

Political Cartoon : Crowning Obama

Barack Obama went church-hopping in Greenville, SC yesterday, preaching the same old politcs & religion stuff...

Crowning Obama

...whatever the faithful want to hear.

Saturday, October 6, 2007

General Red Neck - or why Wesley Clark should stay retired

Wesley Clark suggested that Congress should regulate talk radio because Congress pays for it...


General Red Neck

...Congress pays for nothing! Tax payers finance Congress.

Thursday, October 4, 2007

Breaking News: Rocket Science: A New Theory of Relativity

Each time Bushie employs the seal...


Rocket Science

...it enhances Hillary's voter appeal.

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Politcal Cartoon: For the Children...

President Bush gets slap-happy...

For the Children...

...with the veto seal once again

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Gotcha! The People Have Spoken!

Knox County jurors have just found the commissioners guilty of betraying the Sunshine Law. Now let's vote them off the commission and replace them with real representatives.

No more carpetbagging, nepotism or freeloading. Knox County PEOPLE RULE!

Political cartoon: Democrat Fundraising - The Musical

The figures for the last quarter's campaign fundraising have just been released. Obama boy thought he was doing well, until...

Musical Cheers

...he came up against the Clinton girl.

Without "The Voice" being aired, where is the voice of the people?

Our town, Knoxville, Tennessee, has been rocked by the corrupt practices of our local government. Our local newspaper, the News-Sentinel, has at last lived up to its name by bringing a law suit against the Knox County commissioners, who made backroom deals with regard to replacement commissioners. According to the Sentinel’s law suit, these commissioners broke the sunshine law by ensuring that their own people, and in some cases, their own family members, were awarded the vacant seats. We even ended up having a convicted drug dealer representing some people in our county. How corrupt is that?

For some people, this was major news. They didn’t think that our local government was capable of this kind of wheeling and dealing. For me, it was old news. You may remember that I was a regular guest of the morning radio show “The Voice” hosted by Lloyd Daugherty and Kelvin Moxley. We had been talking about this level of corruption in local government eighteen months before the newspaper decided to take up the cudgel and try to oust the backroom boys. We raised these issues on a regular basis and became a thorn in the authority’s side. We stopped airing the program because some mysterious buyers purchased the station and turned it into a sports radio channel. It seems to me that we were making waves, so some groups were happy when we were no longer on the air.

Now these issues have come to the surface and the whole town is reeling from it. Our trust in our local commissioners has hit an all time low and it will probably take one or two elections to properly oust the backroom shenanigans and replace it with open government. Perhaps, in due course, our county commissioners will gain the respect of the people, and use their power not to cover up shady dealings, but to live as servants of the people they represent.

And I also hope that "The Voice" will get back on the air sometime soon. This town needs to hear what Lloyd and Kelvin have to say on a regular basis. This town needs "The Voice."

Monday, October 1, 2007

Political cartoon: Kennedy Capers - Democrats looking for endorsements

Senator Kennedy is wondering who to endorse...


Kennedy Capers

...meanwhile the candidates are scrambling for his support.