Trump Wants Austerity For Everyone But Himself

 

Republicans Offer A Box Full Of Nothing

Political Cartoon is by Walt Handelsman in The New Orleans Times-Picayune.
 

The U.S. Still Averages More Than A Mass Shooting For Every Day Of The Year

 

There are two mass shootings in the news. One was at Brown University in Rhode Island and the other was in Australia. Both were deplorable, and neither should have happened. But the shooting in Australia was a rare occurrence because they have reasonable gun laws. The U.S. mass shooting wasn't rare at all. The U.S. is still averaging more than one mass shooting for every day of the year. That's not acceptable, but it will continue as long as Republicans have enough power in Congress to block any attempt to pass reasonable and constitutional gun laws.

Trump's Version Of Naughty And Nice

Political Cartoon is by Christopher Weyant in The Boston Globe.
 

Billionaires Bought The Presidency For Trump

 

The Trumpian Flim-Flam Has Hit Its Limits

 

Not Up To Trump's Cruel Expectations

Political Cartoon is by Mike Stanfill at ragingpencils.com.

 

Results Of The YouGov Poll About The Christmas Holiday

 

These charts are from the YouGov Poll -- done between December 1st and 5th of a nationwide sample of 2,236 adults, with about a 4 point margin of error.

No Affordability Crisis For Donnie The Grifter

Political Cartoon is by Bill Day at Cagle.com.
 

Crockett Has The Early Lead In Senate Primary For Democrats

 

Speaker Johnson Is Losing Control Of The House

 

Voters Aren't Buying Trump's Claim Of A Great Economy

 

The charts above reflect the results of the Economist / YouGov Poll -- done between December 5th and 8th of a nationwide sample of 1,380 registered voters, with a 3.2 point margin of error.

Clinging To The Wreckage

Political Cartoon is by Jack Ohman at the Tribune Content Agency.
 

How The MAGA Cult Stands On Foreign Policy Issues

 

These charts are from The Washington Post. The data used is from a Ronald Reagan Institute National Defense Survey -- done between October 23rd and November 3rd of a nationwide sample of 2,507 adults, with a 1.96 point margin of error.