Hmm:
Via Marc Ambinder.
UPDATE: AP, Fox, MSNBC say it will be Biden. Let the bouquets and brickbats fly!
Seems to me that we have laws already on the books to require those. Actually, we don't. https://stateline.org/2023/06/20/many-states-decline-to-require-water-breaks-for-outdoor-workers-in-extreme-heat/ And in…
So, are you interested in raising the minimum wage and extending it to protect all workers, Ron? Raising the minimum…
I asked Becky (who drew this strip). Becky, who is younger than me, replied: "Who?" Then she followed up with:…
Although to my eyes panel 2 isn’t necessarily rich – he could easily be working class. Is the guy in…
Although to my eyes panel 2 isn’t necessarily rich – he could easily be working class. For some reason, my…
Pretty solid choice. Good credentials, good skills, and will help with the ??% of the white electorate who are just really uncomfortable without an old white guy on the ticket.
As a journalist, I now devote my life to waiting for the next Biden gaffe. ;)
Is that really likely to be in the double digits? I don’t have a sense if it myself, so I’m just asking.
Are you similarly devoted to McCain’s gaffes, or is this a one-sided thang?
Well, Daran, Biden *is* rather notorious for his gaffes, in a way that McCain — although he certainly does make them from time to time — is not. I don’t think that Robert’s comment was necessarily indicative of his partisan outlook. After all, I’m on the other side of the political spectrum from Robert, and I’m rather waiting for the next Biden gaffe now as well.
Yes, Biden’s pretty clean and articulate. For an old white guy.
Daran,
I think Robert’s “;)” symbol was intended to signify that his eagerness for Biden gaffes is not actually driven by journalistic interest, but by partisan interest.
That, and gaffes make cheap and easy blog fodder.
I thought a propensity for gaffes was a requirement for high office in the US.