Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for September 28, 2012
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Flo: Theah's a way to end this corporate corruption in congress. Joe: Oh? What's that, mom? Flo: We need to elect smaht, ethical people who can't be bought! Joe: Absolutely! Do you know any who're willing to wade into the mudpit of politics? Eddie: Ok, ok... I'll do it. Flo: Trust me, Eddie, we wahn't tryin' to drop a hint... Joe: But it'd be fun.
pouncingtiger about 12 years ago
We already have a Captain Eddie in Congress. It’s John McCain.
Buckly34 about 12 years ago
Eddie be smaht…!
solarrhino about 12 years ago
What’s wrong with these people? The answer is obvious — to minimize corruption, minimize government! The tenth amendment should do that, but has been ignored for decades, so we need amendments that specifically ban things like block grants and other “work-arounds” which have given the Federal government too much power and influence.
Peabody-Martini about 12 years ago
Eddie is over qualified.
Kali39 about 12 years ago
Charlie McCarthy for PresidentIf We Must Have a Dummy, Let’s Have a Good One.
Can't Sleep about 12 years ago
Too bad Flo hadn’t brought this up sooner – Cap’n Eddie would have been a great addition to the primaries (and debates)!I’ve thought of running for office myself. My campaign slogan would be “I need the money and insurance.”
firedome about 12 years ago
with eddie as president and the eckert as his veep, how can we lose?
Arianne about 12 years ago
The campaign theme song could be Grand Funk Railroad’s “I’m Your Captain.” Everybody, listen to me, And return me, my ship. I’m your captain, I’m your captain, Though I’m feeling mighty sick.
alex tsban about 12 years ago
Lord love a duck Arianne,Grand Funk Railroad-am I that old?
vwdualnomand about 12 years ago
all pols are sociopaths, psychopaths, greedy, have an iq of a soap dish, liars, with napoleon complex.
William Bednar Premium Member about 12 years ago
All we need are a couple of hundred congress persons like Elliot Ness! That would do it!
Herb Thiel Premium Member about 12 years ago
Suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of congress. But I repeat myself.Mark Twain
William Bednar Premium Member about 12 years ago
“I think that a slate of “99%” candidates should run for Congress in 2014 or 2016.”#Who would vote for someone who hasn’t taken a bath in over a year; who’s been camping out in all kinds of weather for no purpose, and who has no job? Not me.
Dr_Fogg about 12 years ago
This is why we’re voting for Romney
Vonne Anton about 12 years ago
“My name is Captain Eddie, and I approve this message.”
Varnes about 12 years ago
It’s a pit all right, but I don’t think that’s mud in there……Doesn’t smell like it, anyway….
Alphabeta about 12 years ago
If Danae was his campaign chairman Eddie would be a shoo-in
dflak about 12 years ago
@capnLazI would never run for Congress. I might win. I do not want to be a member of one of the most detested organizations in the country.
I think the only groups with lower approval ratings are pedophiles, drug dealers and terrorists.
dabugger about 12 years ago
It would hardly be the same; ever an ever…
Dtroutma about 12 years ago
Elect 100 editions of Paulie to Congress, they’d eat the rats??
SkyFisher about 12 years ago
I prefer Bill the Cat for Pres. and Opus P. Penguin for Veep.
Potrzebie about 12 years ago
Scour the Marinas near DC for the Anoesis!!!!
Kali39 about 12 years ago
Can’t imaging either would want the job. Walter would just complain that nothing works — and we already have a president who does that…
lcdrlar about 12 years ago
No, Walter for President, Peanut for VP, Achmed for Homeland Security, Jose’ Jalipino for Immigration, Jeff Dunham Chief of Staff and speech writer.
Varnes about 12 years ago
Jack Straw, from Wichita?
water_moon about 12 years ago
The reason politics are failing: age restirctions. Back when they were put into place the idea was the wisest people would be able to run, but now it just means the ones who have become corrupt and jaded get it and the young idealists go do something else with their time until they wise up and realize that anything else is more rewarding.
Rickapolis about 12 years ago
Mud pit is absolutely correct.
Varnes about 12 years ago
Rickapolis, like I said before I don’t think it’s mud. It smells like….um….Man, I am so lousy at spelling, what’s the word I’m looking for? Oh, yeah, smells like chit, man….
ramonesfan about 12 years ago
Why not make it illegal for lobbyists to give campaign contributions (e.g. bribes) to congressmen? If a corporate lobbyist wants to convince a lawmaker with persuasive rhetoric, that would be OK. They shouldn’t be allowed to buy them off with cash payments.
Fuzzy Thinker Premium Member about 12 years ago
On the Smother’s Brothers Comedy Hour:Pat Paulson for President.
Fuzzy Thinker Premium Member about 12 years ago
@mechanic“… Do you think together we may bring about change?…” If we continue on the current course, Greece’s situation will look like a ‘bump’ in the road. Who disagrees with that outlook?A person that can reach across the philosophical divide will be called a ‘peace maker’.
Fuzzy Thinker Premium Member about 12 years ago
@mechanic“… in practice I do not think your idea is practical…”First, There needs to be a country-wide grass-roots movement to focus on and target 1 long-time Senator and defeat him. Then go after another one, etc. It works. Look at the TEA people. The goal is to replace all long-time Senators. The rest of the Senators will ‘get religion’. They will do anything to stay elected- even do their job.
phoenixnyc about 12 years ago
“Every nation has the government it deserves.”—Joseph de Maistre