Toons: Mitt's Teleprompters, We Have A Nightmare, Things You Could Change and More. - 3/22/12

[ellisonz]

By Jimmy Margulies, The Record of Hackensack, NJ - 3/22/2012


By Nate Beeler, The Washington Examiner - 3/22/2012


By Rick McKee, The Augusta Chronicle - 3/22/2012


By Adam Zyglis, The Buffalo News - 3/22/2012


By Joe Heller, Green Bay Press-Gazette - 3/22/2012


By Pat Bagley, Salt Lake Tribune - 3/22/2012


By J.D. Crowe, Mobile Register - 3/22/2012


By John Cole, The Scranton Times-Tribune - 3/22/2012


By Rob Tornoe, Media Matters - 3/22/2012


By Bill Day, Cagle Cartoons - 3/22/2012


By Tony Auth, March 22, 2012


By Clay Bennett, March 22, 2012


By Stuart Carlson, March 22, 2012


By Walt Handelsman, March 22, 2012


By Chan Lowe, March 22, 2012


By Mike Luckovich, March 22, 2012


By Rob Rogers, March 22, 2012


By Ed Stein, March 22, 2012


By Tom Toles, March 22, 2012


By Signe Wilkinson, March 21, 2012


By Nick Anderson, March 21, 2012


By Pat Oliphant, March 22, 2012


By Mike Thompson, March 22, 2012


By Jim Morin, March 23, 2012




By Jeff Danziger, March 22, 2012

Notes: Recent editions can be found in my journal. GD is the pits, post in Good Reads! - Credit: Cagle Cartoons, Universal UClick.

[lib_wit_it]

1. "I mean, did you see the size of that sucker?!!" It is just about impossible to believe Zimmerman

had to kill that young man to protect his own life. I look forward to the trial.

Many other good toons here. Thanks for posting.

[ellisonz]

3. If we have a trial...

The St. Petersburg Times performed a search of Florida newspapers and turned up 93 cases in which the law could have been applied from 2005 to 2010, and found that 57 of them never went to trial: http://tinyurl.com/7r59pna

This is Florida after all.

(Not trying to be too depressing, I blame it on all these sarcastic cartoons)

[lib_wit_it]

4. I understand your doubt and I share it. But it's looking like maybe the spotlight on this case is

going to force at least an investigation. If substantial evidence supports Zimmerman's claim, then I will..well, I'll be surprised. One thing is for sure--we will know what happens.

[ellisonz]

5. Let us hope for justice in the Sunshine State...

[xtraxritical]

7. How about locking the suspected murderer up while investigating? BOYCOTT FLORIDA, NO TOURISM!

[Yavapai]

10. That is how they do it in Mexico.

In this country we hold that a person is innocent until convicted.

Jumping to conclusions before all the facts are in is called prejudice. From what I have read, he was holding a soda pop can, which in the dark could have looked very much like a weapon.

I don’t know exactly what happened and neither do you. Why don’t we wait for the investigation to finish before we lynch the suspect?

[urgk]

16. Did you see the word "suspected"?

Or the phrase "locking up"? Just wondering, because I've never heard of a lynching where the mob gathered in a cornfield and yelled " Let's hold the suspect until all the facts can be determined!" Which makes the comparison seem like hyperbole.

[MADem]

2. Great collection--really wonderful assortment that hits a lot of nails on their heads. nt

[flygal]

6. Mockingbird

[Voice for Peace]

8. "terrorist fist bump?" remember that one?

in retrospect seems even more insane now than at the time.

thanks for the toons!

[ellisonz]

9. I do...

...it was pretty obscene that something like that was even said in the first place.

You're welcome!

[ScottLand]

11. These are great and still a bit sad.

[AtheistCrusader]

12. Hahah Photobucket got DU'd

[SheilaT]

13. Oddly enough,

ever single one of those says the image exceeds bandwith and so I can't see any of them.

I have broadband, have never had such a problem before. Plus, I have a brand new faster computer as of three weeks ago. Oh, well, I'm sure they were all interesting.l

[ellisonz]

14. It's not your computer.

Y'all maxed out the photobucket account used to post these.

[chervilant]

15. Well,

would you please fix this or repost?