Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for September 29, 2018

who would laugh at politics anyway?

It’s not Monopoly that you can scrape into a box and stick it on a shelf for another day. No reset button to cancel everything.

I agree with Carmen; some are serious and some are funny.

Apparently people want something to complain about, or they liked the civil war so much they started it again.

She was laughing at cheeto’s speach at UNGA where he said he has done more in two years than any other president which also envoked laughter from world leaders.

It hasn’t been very laughable lately.

Dictators and demagogues can’t stand to be laughed at, or made fun of.

The test of a good leader is his/her sense of humor.

Leaders with a sense of self-deprecation and humility may not conquer the world but they keep the world from conquering them.

Ask yourself if your political party or political leader has a sense of humor. If not, then the jokes on you, for supporting them.

If it wasn’t so sad, it would be laughable.

What you say is true except the haters and flamers have managed to make it personal to your demographic and so it is harder to ignore. Now, if you align with a specific party, that means you must hate XXXXXX and believe in XXXXX.

because in the wrong hands people die.

The biggest problem with political jokes, is that it is almost impossible to be rid of them after the election.

Wow that was really bad timing

DON’T GO THERE TIA CARMEN!!!!