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

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



Oh yeah?

Political Cartoons: Richardson's Rant

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



...in a political campaign????

Political Cartoons: Approval Ratings

Congress hits an all time low approval rating...



...or does it?

Political Cartoon: History repeated?

Iran makes a solemn declaration about defending itself...



...didn't we do the same in 1776?

Political Cartoon : Who can fix it? - FEMA Can!

The President announces an overall strategy...



...what a decider!

Political cartoon: Looking Like Lovebirds

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




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

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!



Live long and prosper!

Any thoughts, Nancy? - watching the Dalai Lama get the Congressional Medal

I wondering what Nancy Pelosi was thinking as President Bush gave his speech...

Presidential Brainstorm or How can I think about peace with so much Turkey on my plate?

Alien Attacks - or how Rudy would deal with ET

Rudy Giuliani was asked what he would do if aliens attacked the United States...

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…

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

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



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

Poltical cartoon; An Inconvenient Store

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

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?

Whose Cup? Playing Politics with Religion is a Dangerous Game

...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...



...whatever the faithful want to hear.

General Red Neck - or why Wesley Clark should stay retired

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




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

Breaking News: Rocket Science: A New Theory of Relativity

Each time Bushie employs the seal...




...it enhances Hillary's voter appeal.

Politcal Cartoon: For the Children...

President Bush gets slap-happy...



...with the veto seal once again

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...



...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."

Political cartoon: Kennedy Capers - Democrats looking for endorsements

Senator Kennedy is wondering who to endorse...




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