Political Cartoons: Turban Attacks

Hillary set up a scurrillous attack against Obama today about a turban he wore in Somalia. This will lose her the election...




...and she only has herself to blame.

Hillary Cartoons: Lady in Red

Hillary lost it today. After showing poise and class on Thursday night, she let herself down by venting crass and poison today. Is Hillary bipolar?




Hillary looks tired and frustrated. Shame; she used to be such a clever politican...

Political cartoons: Midwest Musical

When Elton John and Tim Rice write the musical of the 2008 election, the Wisconsin number is going to be a show stopper...




...and if Hillary doesn't get her act together, Texas is going to be a campaign stopper.

Political Cartoons: Let Freedom Ring!

T-shirt says it all...

Political Cartoons: Clutching at Straws

Hillary's campaign has fallen over a cliff. If all she has on Obama is a plagiarism charge, then that's pathetic. Not even worthy of an elementary school yard fight or a kindergarten meltdown.





If Hillary is serious about winning, then she'd better stop whining...

Poltical cartoons: Solutions and Resolutions

Hillary better be careful. She's about to make another mistake...



...if she keeps harping on about Obama making inspirational speeches...

Political Cartoons: Looking for a Miracle

Mitt Romney endorsed John McCain today...




...I guess that means Mike Huckabee will have to use his theological training after all....

Breaking News: HGH & the Clintons

If Hillary wants to retake the Whitehouse, she'll have to regain some credibility...



...which will be hard to do with the Clinton's past history.

Separated at Birth??

Is it just me, or does John McCain remind us of Clarence the Angel in "It's a Wonderful Life"???

Political Cartoons: Messing with Texas

Hillary's going to make her last stand in Texas...




...will history repeat itself?

The Voice: John McCain makes Hillary look tall, blond, and attractive.

Yesterday on “The Voice”, Knoxville’s premier political talk radio show, State representative Frank Nicely dropped in for a chat, some coffee and homespun humor. As usual, Lloyd Daugherty, Kelvin Moxley, and Frank Cagle hosted the show, along with Scottish guest, Rev. John Stuart. Various topics were discussed, especially the narrowing of the field in both the Republican and Democrat Presidential nominee campaigns.

The merits of John McCain and Ann Coulter were debated and at one point the Rev. Stuart quipped: “The only thing wrong with John McCain is that he makes Hillary look tall, blond, and attractive.”

Today’s show features Senator Bob Corker, who will be expressing his opinions about the GOP primaries and the whole presidential election process. When he first went to Capitol Hill, many thought that Sen. Corker was going to be a ‘yes man’ for the President. He’s turned out to be his own man and makes very good representation of the Volunteer State in the Beltway. Callers may have an opportunity to talk with their Senator whilst he is on the program.

The Voice airs at 10.00am this morning till 12noon on 1040AM WQBB. Call (865) 656-1040 to express your questions and opinions live on the show.

Will McCain lose the Whitehouse for the GOP?

Top Ten reasons against nominating McCain

10. He’s not trusted by Christian Conservatives.

9. He’s frosted a lot of people over the years.

8. He’s a 20th century politician.

7. He’ll make Hillary look tall, blond and attractive.

6. He’ll make Obama look tall, black, and attractive.

5. He’ll pick Rudy or Romney as his VP.

4. He’s really offering GW Bush a third term.

3. The GOP will split after he loses.

2. He can’t win the Southern States.

1. He’s just another Bob Dole waiting to happen.

Reality of Lent

The Democrat turnout yesterday was phenomenal...




...if that repeats itself in November, there's going to be a landslide. Maybe Republicans should burn their playbook now.

Political Cartoons: Super Tuesday

Don't Forget to Vote Today, Folks!



For the first time in decades, your vote will actually count in the primaries!

Political Cartoons: Valentines Polls

Hillary and Obama set the stage alight for Democrats last night...




...shame that John McCain and Ann Coulter can't do the same for the Republicans.