the new bipartisanship (modern world toon)

[pokerfan]

Pretty much sums it up...

[andym]

1. Seems to be fairly accurate. nt.

[CitizenLeft]

2. yep, pretty much. nt.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

3. ...and yet 80% of 2010 voters exit polled said they want the parties working together.

We'll see if they really mean it in 2012, because the Republicans certainly aren't going to listen.

[FiveGoodMen]

4. If we can see this, so can our elected "representatives"

So you have to ask yourself: Why would they pretend that they don't understand?

[pscot]

10. This "we" you speak of

consists of a miniscule sample (8 so far) of a very liberal group. The fact that "they" don't seem to get it was the whole point of the cartoon.

[FiveGoodMen]

12. They get it. They don't care.

And you can be sure that more than 8 people here get it. Even if they haven't all chimed in.

[laughingliberal]

5. Would be funny if not so true. K&R. nt

[Kali]

6. forwarding

to the White House

millions of this in e-mails would be interesting to see

[pokerfan]

9. That's a good idea

http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact

[struggle4progress]

7. knr

[yurbud]

8. Dems lame bipartisanship makes perfect sense when you think of both parties vying for

the love, affection, and most importantly money of the same corporate masters.

We are not the intended audience of the performance or at least not the critic that matters.

[myrna minx]

11. K&R.

:-(