GOP Senate candidate to run 'Let's go Brandon' ad during Super Bowl

[mahatmakanejeeves]

37. So what?

Do you think that's the worst way anyone has ever treated a president?

From the good old days, when civility ruled the land, 218 years ago:

Sat Sep 17, 2016: He'd say, "they treat politicians with much more respect than when I was alive."

Heeeeeeeere we go:

Thu Mar 1, 2012: Do I have to post this again?

and

Tue Apr-13-10: Born, on April 13, 1743, in Shadwell, Virginia,...

and many other identical posts:

Everytime I read online about the decline in political discourse, I bring out this cartoon. This is how Jefferson was depicted.

I continue to carry a $2 bill at all times in my wallet.

"Congress shall make no law...."

It's No Laughing Matter - Analyzing Political Cartoons

The prairie dog sickened at the sting of the hornet or a diplomatic puppet exhibiting his deceptions

James Akin's earliest-known signed cartoon, "The Prairie Dog" is an anti-Jefferson satire, relating to Jefferson's covert negotiations for the purchase of West Florida from Spain in 1804. Jefferson, as a scrawny dog, is stung by a hornet with Napoleon's head into coughing up "Two Millions" in gold coins, (the secret appropriation Jefferson sought from Congress for the purchase). On the right dances a man (possibly a French diplomat) with orders from French minister Talleyrand in his pocket and maps of East Florida and West Florida in his hand. He says, "A gull for the People."

It's also here:

Thu Apr 13, 2017: Happy birthday, Thomas Jefferson.

He was fortunate enough to live in a time of complete civility in politics, so unlike today.

Tue Aug 13, 2013: They're disrespecting our President!

Let me know when it gets to this level.

Here's a message for everyone who feel politics used to be more civil in the good old days. No, it wasn't. I post this picture every time someone at DU says that politics has hit a new low.

Jefferson was one of the most detested presidents ever. People just loathed him.

Thomas Jefferson - The West
http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/jefferson/jeffwest.html

The prairie dog sickened at the sting of the hornet or a diplomatic puppet exhibiting his deceptions
http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2002708977/

You'll get over it.