She did so much for capris pants.

That Gag Order was actually issued to most, if not all, of the US agencies.

He'll always have the National Enquirer/Globe audience.

Yeah, I got screwed on Zootopia.

See? THAT'S why we still buy DVDs in this day and age!

Didn't Alan Moore do the Winchester House back in Swamp Thing?

And the floating off the bed, don't forget that!

I don't care anymo-O-ore.

Yeah, and Nixon had a legacy too.

Boot-licking doesn't appear to help NPR.

The ATF, on the other hand. . . .

I'm getting an inkling.

Eh, the only Britcoms I watch are Mock the Week and Have I Got News For You.

Crack you, Fucker!

THANK YOU, GH!

Yay!

And I never thought I'd see the CIA and other Intelligence agencies as the Good Guys.

I thought Mitch McConnel finally killed the "Work Together" act

And I still see the "We won, get over it liberal crybabies" letters to the editor in the paper. Like I say, almost a cartoon of Good vs Evil.

My main complaint with all this is that this is all too easy, morally. Will the vast majority of fools that didn't vote or wrote in Jill Stein or Micky Mouse be compelled to lie about their experiences on the front lines? All this cartoon needs is another Kent State