Bugs Bunny

Mar 2, 2021
Mar 2, 2021 Updated Apr 13, 2025
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Editor,

So are we seeing the Republican Party heading for some sort of “Bugs Bunny dictatorship?”

(35) comments

Cindy Cornell Mar 2, 2021 8:39am

It is Looney Tunes! Thank you Mike.

Dirk van Ulden Mar 2, 2021 9:41am

Let's look forward to new cartoon characters. I nominate Elmer Fudd for the current resident of the WH. Mr. Magoo would do as well.

Jorg Mar 2, 2021 10:42am

How about Pinocchio, or The Lying King, for the former occupant?

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 11:55am

Jorg,

As a supposed scientist you have no doubt discovered how many lies have been uttered by President Biden. It's time for you to show some evidence of your genius. Find a flaw in President Trump that cannot be found in other Presidents. To include heroes of the Democratic Party.

Rel Mar 2, 2021 12:41pm

Oh Wilfred, a flaw in Trump not found in other presidents. How about a couple: inciting a mob to attack our Capitol to overturn election results. Or, lying over 30K times over 4 years or 21x a day?

Terence Y Mar 2, 2021 1:36pm

Rel, still trying to blame the Capitol mob on our great President Trump when everyone knows embedded Antifa idiots initiated it? Some people never learn. BTW, at the rate you’re going, you may easily eclipse the alleged 30k lies over 4 years.

Ray Fowler Mar 2, 2021 1:49pm

Hey, Wilfredo! Let me try a different tack...

Dear Jorg

When I first heard the term "Trump Derangement Syndrome." I laughed. I thought it was just a snarky phrase coined by some conservative talking head. Oh, no... TDS is very real.

What amazes me is the amount of time and effort some liberals spend going back to things in the past and grousing about those things they cannot change. I get it... they loathe Trump. That's their choice... OK. But why can't they put their focus on what's happening today?

I articulated the reasons I thought Joe Biden was the wrong choice for president during the campaign. Now that he is the WH, I'm ready to look at what's going on in today's world. I am not focusing on Biden's past gaffes (there were plenty). However, now that he is the Oval Office, shouldn't our conversation be an exchange of ideas about what's going on in 2021? For example, I disagree with Joe's canceling the pipeline, relaxing the border, and some other policies... those things are in the here and now. If you ask me about why I believe Joe was not the best candidate or what I believe were failures during Barack's administration... I'll answer you. But what percentage is there for you in trotting out the same partisan pablum day after day and week after week?

Love,

Ray

P.S. Jorg... your mention of "goose-stepping" about a week or so ago in the comments section was truly offensive to the DJ's Poultry-American readers... just saying.

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 2:10pm

Hello Rel,

I know those claims are accepted as true by followers of leftist media. Sadly for them, it is as scurrilous as the birther and religious claims espoused about President Obama. Their are plenty of truthful flaws to be found. You are a thinking man. How do you discern fact from fiction? I look for opposing documentation. Then make up my mind what is believable or not. But thanks for trying, politely. And forgive my delayed response. I was tending to my one year old granddaughter. It was time for her introduction to Oreos and milk. The smile on her face is one I won't be able to forget, even in old age.

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 2:22pm

Ray,

Methinks that Jorg is "goose-stepping" to his own genius. Possibly an infirmity brought about by a Freudian love of another supposed genius.

Tafhdyd Mar 2, 2021 2:37pm

Hello Wilfred,

Seeing your comment about Oreos and milk for the one year old reminds me of two things. My wife's grandmother always said the way to keep little tykes from crying while they were teething was to rub their gums with bourbon. I don't know if they would appreciate the quality but I know the quality of the bourbon you have if the need arises:). When they are old enough to understand you can tell them of the first class treatment they received.

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 2:57pm

Tafhdyd,

I'll pass along the homeopathic advice to the doctors in her life. [beam] I am satisfied with my role of providing fun. [wink]

Jorg Mar 2, 2021 4:02pm

Oh, Wilfred, - don’t get too hung up on my science background. Like me, it is aging rapidly. Actually, the only real science breakthrough I’m solely responsible for, happened 60 years ago, - in such a complex field that very few outsiders would understand any of it, - or even care.

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 5:13pm

My friend Jorg,

Inherent to a person of science is critical thinking and sophistication in presenting their findings. Age is a non factor. By the time we can no longer be ourselves, we will not be online.

Jorg Mar 2, 2021 3:02pm

Ray: I think “goose stepping” is a highly appropriate characteristic for the lemming like followers of a lame duck called Donald, - and no offense intended for the hard working poultry people.

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 5:00pm

Funny! Even for someone lacking a funny bone, like me.

Ray Fowler Mar 2, 2021 6:04pm

Jorg... still going backwards in time. BTW... Friday, March 19 is National Poultry Day.

Terence Y Mar 2, 2021 1:37pm

Mr. van Ulden - a cross between Elmer Fudd and Mr. Magoo is spot on, although Elmer may have a significantly higher IQ than Biden.

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 2:13pm

I see President Biden's pursuit of President Trump's record as that of Wile E Coyote. Every time he dismantles a Trump success, it blows up in his face.

Tommy Tee Mar 2, 2021 11:20am

Trump: Foghorn Leghorn. Loud, obnoxious, and conceited; bombastic and an unrefined personality.

Ray Fowler Mar 2, 2021 2:21pm

If that's the case, let me offer some quotations from Foghorn...

Trump as Foghorn might say to Dems, "I keep pitchin ‘em and you keep missin’ ‘em" or re: the border, "You just know I’m gonna do something about this." It gets better...

Moving the US embassy to Jerusalem: "This is going to cause more confusion than a mouse in a burlesque show."

Re: Eric Swalwell: "He’s about as sharp as a bowling ball."

About Jerry Nadler: If he "don’t quit talkin’ so much, he’ll get his tongue sunburned."

To Adam Schiff: "Now who’s, I say, who’s responsible for this unwarranted attack on my person?"

On Chuck Schumer: "... gotta mouth like a cannon, always shootin’ it off."

Nancy Pelosi: "Oh, that woman, got a mouth like an outboard motor."

Joe Biden: He's "like taxes... just don’t know when to stop."

To Honorary Democrat Mitt Romney: "You’re way off, I say you’re way off this time son."

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 3:05pm

Ray,

ROTFLMAO

Wilfred Fernandez Jr Mar 2, 2021 2:45pm

Tommy Tee,

Touché!

Tafhdyd Mar 2, 2021 2:42pm

From what I have seen so far I think there is no need for me to spend my two cents. I think I will keep it in my pocket for anther item.

Tommy Tee Mar 2, 2021 5:03pm

Terence--I hate to break it to you, but Trump's own FBI Director Christopher A. Wray testified repeatedly to the Senate Judiciary Committee that there was no evidence that antifa, anarchists or provocateurs who didn’t support Trump were involved in the Capitol siege.

Thought I'd share in case this wasn't reported on OAN or Parler.

Dirk van Ulden Mar 2, 2021 9:08pm

Tommy - please get updated. Useless Wray testified today that Antifa elements and other rebel rousers were there and mingled. He also avoided answering the true cause of death for the Capitol policeman, it was certainly not because of a fire extinguisher that hit him but possibly the effects of some of the gases that were sprayed. He has been sitting on that info for 2 months? Strange?

Tommy Tee Mar 3, 2021 7:32am

Ok, Dirk. Your tinfoil hat is slipping.

Tafhdyd Mar 3, 2021 8:52am

Dirk,

Wray may have mentioned Antifa but he didn't say they caused the trouble.

https://apple.news/A0fjQYFo6TO2qxiO2qMnVnw

Old San Matean Mar 3, 2021 4:37pm

Nope, Mr. van Ulden, you're incorrect. I watched Mr. Wray's testimony and he said ther were no members of Antifa there.

Terence Y Mar 3, 2021 12:33pm

Nice try, Tommy. How does Wray explain that an Antifa leader was arrested in concert with the Capitol riots? That would directly contradict Wray, wouldn’t it? How does Wray explain agents on the ground witnessing a bus load of Antifa goons infiltrating the patriot rally? That also contradicts Wray. Unfortunately, so-called leaders such as Wray are turning the FBI into the Federal Bureau of Idiots.

Tafhdyd Mar 3, 2021 2:53pm

Terence,

Both you and Dirk don't think much of Mr. Wray. I will remind you that he is part of the Trump administration so if he is no good you can thank your idol for more of his inept personnel selections.

Terence Y Mar 3, 2021 5:17pm

Taffy, so you don’t refute my arguments? Okay, thanks for agreeing with me. Maybe there is some hope for you in coming to terms with the truth. As for personnel decisions, there are always going to be good ones and bad ones, in any business. I only fault our great President Trump for not saying his trademark, "You're fired!" to a few of the turncoats in his administration.

Old San Matean Mar 3, 2021 4:40pm

Terence Y, I just checked and your statement is also false. The head of Antifa was not arrested during the Capital riot. That lie started with Trump's stellar defense attorneys during his second impeachment trial.

Tommy Tee Mar 3, 2021 5:06pm

OSM--that's Terence's MO. He knows much more than the FBI, CIA, DHS, and SS. He has yet to provide any evidence, unless wingnut YouTubes, the My Pillow Guy, Roger Stone, or Alex Jones count.

Tafhdyd Mar 3, 2021 5:15pm

Old San Matean,

You know it, I know it, 81 million people that voted know it but poor Terence is stuck in imaginary land. BTW, you didn't need to check his statement, when ever he writes just put your money on false and you have one of the safest bets on the board.

Terence Y Mar 3, 2021 5:18pm

Sorry, Ms. Old San Matean, you’re trying to attribute your rewritten false statement to me. Nowhere did I say he was the head of Antifa or that he was arrested during the Capitol riot. If you read my comment verbatim, it says an Antifa leader was arrested in concert with the Capitol riots, which is a true statement. Search for John Sullivan and you can see he was arrested and he is a leader of Antifa. My statements are true.

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