The Boondocks by Aaron McGruder for March 25, 2010
March 24, 2010
March 26, 2010
Transcript:
Huey: So what do I do while I'm on vacation? Caesar: Sleep. Read. Think relaxing thoughts... Huey: Relaxing thoughts? Caesar: Only relaxing thoughts. Huey: Can I think about Al Gore and Joe Lieberman beating each other silly in a pay-per-view steel cage death match to determine who's the biggest loser of all time? Caesar: (sigh) If it relaxes you, yes...
pbarnrob over 14 years ago
Even as dated as this strip is, this one might sell tickets.
rajalabritt191 over 14 years ago
Why did Aaron McG stop doing this? I would have loved to see his comments on the current president and for instance the Health Care Reform!
lewisbower over 14 years ago
My money is on My beloved Senator Joe Lieberman. He knows how to switch sides.
Potrzebie over 14 years ago
Lieb would sic all of AIPAC on Al. Al at that point didn’t have many followers.
Nighthawks Premium Member over 14 years ago
well, you don’t have to get snippy about it
jpallan over 14 years ago
One must admit that between Al Gore’s PowerPoint presentations and Joe Lieberman’s Sir Droopy imitations, it’d kind of take a while to actually get a rumble started.
batmanwithprep over 14 years ago
tantebitte, he has a blog called boondocksbootleg.com. It’s sort of like an ‘unofficial’ blog for the tv series, if you’re interested. Yeterday he made a post commenting on the health care vote.
freeholder1 over 14 years ago
Health riot vote, wasn’t it?
angelsniper45 over 14 years ago
He probably did stop because of the new president, while Obama definetley has his downsides, you still have to respect the president at the time. But anyways, I would love to see new strips.
Dapperdan61 Premium Member over 14 years ago
These days the showdown is between Glenn Beck on the far right & on the far left James Cameron
avonsalis over 14 years ago
McGruder drew his last regular Boondocks strip several years ago.
For many fans then, all hope lay with the launch of the TV show. It remains to be seen where in the world of media artists will best be able to bloom creatively in the future … and whether they will earn a living wage if they do.