What's Mallard raving about today?
Senator Reid, President Carter, Race.
Uncomfortable and impolitic as Senator Reid's words were, does anyone really want to argue that they aren't true, for better or worse?
The same is true for what President Carter said, which, to be precise (unlike Mallard who is deliberately misrepresenting the statement) was this: "I think an overwhelming portion of the intensely demonstrated animosity toward President Barack Obama is based on the fact that he is a black man, that he's African-American."
Which means that Mallard does not want to hang out in circles with people who say things that are true, which is entirely believable.
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Showing posts with label President Carter. Show all posts
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Monday, January 25, 2010
Thursday, October 08, 2009
That damned Flake
What's Mallard raving about today?
President Carter
Despite Mallard's disapprobation, I am certain President Carter can live with his legacy.
President Carter
Despite Mallard's disapprobation, I am certain President Carter can live with his legacy.
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
That damned Clock
What's Mallard raving about today?
President Carter, Racism.
Mallard, you lie.
President Carter, Racism.
Mallard, you lie.
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Tuesday, October 06, 2009
That damned Poll
What's Mallard raving about today?
President Carter, Racism.
Mallard, Mallard, Mallard, Mallard, Mallard, Mallard.
An interesting thing happens when you put "poll worst president ever" into Google.
You find that "all those polls" say nothing of the kind about President Carter.
You understand the word "fact" has a definition other than "shit I make up to support my pre-determined conclusion" right?
President Carter, Racism.
Mallard, Mallard, Mallard, Mallard, Mallard, Mallard.
An interesting thing happens when you put "poll worst president ever" into Google.
You find that "all those polls" say nothing of the kind about President Carter.
You understand the word "fact" has a definition other than "shit I make up to support my pre-determined conclusion" right?
Monday, October 05, 2009
That damned Nut
What's Mallard raving about today?
President Carter.
"It's not all that difficult...just use your ex-President status."
Are you serious?
Just how many people do you think are able to use "ex-President" status in this world, Mallard?
By my count, there are four. Of course, I inhabit the real world, so perhaps in Mallard's world there are more.
President Carter.
"It's not all that difficult...just use your ex-President status."
Are you serious?
Just how many people do you think are able to use "ex-President" status in this world, Mallard?
By my count, there are four. Of course, I inhabit the real world, so perhaps in Mallard's world there are more.
Monday, June 23, 2008
That damned Sequel
What's Mallard raving about today?
The Seventies, Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter
The Mallard Fillmore empty-headed echo chamber is right on schedule.
Good luck winning the general election with the President Carter comparison against a President Bush comparison.
Still, I like the fact that Mallard labeled Barack Obama for us. Apparently even he is not entirely satisfied with his drawing capabilities.
The Seventies, Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter
The Mallard Fillmore empty-headed echo chamber is right on schedule.
Good luck winning the general election with the President Carter comparison against a President Bush comparison.
Still, I like the fact that Mallard labeled Barack Obama for us. Apparently even he is not entirely satisfied with his drawing capabilities.
Monday, May 05, 2008
That damned Jimmy Carter
What's Mallard raving about today?
Jimmy Carter.
Can I confess that, just in a general sense, I enjoy the way that everything President Carter does causes out-of-proportion apoplexy among the Right Wing Rabies Carriers? It's not because I agree or disagree with President Carter...it's just the way they go atomic and he refuses to give a rat's ass. For that fact alone, I love the man.
I believe this specific reference must refer to President Carter's visit to Hamas. His fairly rational assessment that any Middle East solution will, of necessity, involve Hamas being part of the political process cannot go over well with the foot-stamping, breath-holding, saber-rattling crowd of idiots who are still waiting for this approach to bear fruit.
When you consider that, in 1982, Ronald Reagan removed Iraq from the list of states supporting international terrorism and sent Special Envoy Donald Rumsfeld to shake hands with Saddam Hussein, it's also spectacularly hypocritical.
Not that there's anything unusual about that...I'm just saying.
Jimmy Carter.
Can I confess that, just in a general sense, I enjoy the way that everything President Carter does causes out-of-proportion apoplexy among the Right Wing Rabies Carriers? It's not because I agree or disagree with President Carter...it's just the way they go atomic and he refuses to give a rat's ass. For that fact alone, I love the man.
I believe this specific reference must refer to President Carter's visit to Hamas. His fairly rational assessment that any Middle East solution will, of necessity, involve Hamas being part of the political process cannot go over well with the foot-stamping, breath-holding, saber-rattling crowd of idiots who are still waiting for this approach to bear fruit.
When you consider that, in 1982, Ronald Reagan removed Iraq from the list of states supporting international terrorism and sent Special Envoy Donald Rumsfeld to shake hands with Saddam Hussein, it's also spectacularly hypocritical.
Not that there's anything unusual about that...I'm just saying.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Those damned Seventies
What's Mallard raving about today?
The seventies, the Cold War, Fashion, Jimmy Carter.
While I hate to cast aspersions on Mallard's attempt to find a humorous slant to George Santayana, but I am not sure who he is trying to suggest doesn't remember the Seventies. I might buy that members of the fashion industry were drunk or coked out of their minds and can't remember the Seventies. But who else could he possibly be referring to that might not have a clear memory of the Seventies?
The seventies, the Cold War, Fashion, Jimmy Carter.
While I hate to cast aspersions on Mallard's attempt to find a humorous slant to George Santayana, but I am not sure who he is trying to suggest doesn't remember the Seventies. I might buy that members of the fashion industry were drunk or coked out of their minds and can't remember the Seventies. But who else could he possibly be referring to that might not have a clear memory of the Seventies?
Monday, June 11, 2007
That damned Jimmy Carter
What's Mallard raving about today?
Former President Carter.
Sub-conscious things to note:
Former President Carter.
Sub-conscious things to note:
- Not even the barest hint of a defense of President Bush is offered. Instead this is simply an ad hominem attack on Jimmy Carter based entirely on Republican talking points. In other words, Mallard has illustrated the Republican playbook and published it in comic form.
- If you want to paint a man as irrelevant, why would you bring up the fact that he is a former President, a Nobel Peace Prize Winner, and allude to his work with Habitat for Humanity? When you compare that body of accomplishments to illustrating a Duck for your living, it isn't pretty.
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