Editorial Cartoon: Iraq Update (Ventura Co. Star)

[lebkuchen]

http://www.staronline.com/vcs/opinion/article/0,1375,VCS_125_1206787,00.html

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

1. Funny!

And to the point. Let's see if we can't put some more holes in those "pockets of support" for Bush!

[lebkuchen]

2. It's the Bush-hangers-on-in-spite-of-it-all whom I blame

Somebody has put their brains into a blender and switched on to "fine chop." That "somebody" would be Rushbo et al.

Can they be saved?

[dArKeR]

3. I don't like this guy for what I saw on this link.

The only one which is honest is the first on Bush.

When you dump the spin and look at it with morals the Davis recall is obviously a criminal attempt by the Bush Crim Family to steal a second election they couldn't win. I did have some respect for Arnie before this 'criminal event' but now absolutely none. Him being part of this criminal conspiracy show what kind of morals he has. More than half the States are in the same type of desperate situation as CA. Any state could get 1.4 Mil. signatures to recall a Gov. To make fun a Davis is being part of criminal conspiracy because it is immoral.

On, Flynt. The only man in America who stood up for an obviously conspiracy assassinated President and they tried to assassinate him to stop his reward for information on JFK's butchers. Pornography, a sin that most everyone looks at and most everyone loves, including most women, but is the secrect enemy in public broadcast. And who's, at least 50% customers, are Repukelican.

[chaumont58]

4. I used to live in Ventura County(Simi Valley)

That was several years ago. I though Ventura County had a definite rightward tilt to it. Too many churches in Simi for my tastes. Still, I am a little suprised at the tone of this cartoon. It doesn't seem to kiss Bush's ass as much as I would have thought.

[Rebel_with_a_cause]

5. The media can sense how quickly the US is deteriorating

even in Ventura.

I finally saw Bowling for Columbine today. Powerful to say the least, but what struck me was how the US's penchant for fear has played out exponentially in its "war on terror" since the shootings at Columbine, which now seem minor next to "shock and awe." It's as though the minds of Harris and Klebold have invaded Rummy and Cheney's bodies.

I think the media has figured out as much, and now don't want to be on the wrong side of the political fence in a war that clearly should never have been waged.