A very Doonesbury Trump

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[Spitfire of ATJ]

1. Nailed it....

I mean, it's not like the guy doesn't deserve it. You know? He's rich and all but that isn't everything. And look at that hair. He's probably totally bald under that mess on his head. Who knows? It's totally possible.

[Hekate]

2. Is Trudeau a kind of satirical god of our time? I don't know. It could be possible.

Garry Trudeau

[Greybnk48]

5. If by "our time" you mean decades,

then yes, he is a satirical god of our time. I started reading him when I was in my early 20's and I'm 67 now! He's always been spot on! He's married to Jane Pauley, btw, and I've always liked her because of that fact (trivia, sorry).

[Hekate]

7. Same age group here. Trudeau is genius; just gets better.

Some of his story lines are unforgettable. Mark Slackmeyer on the Watergate Hearings, raving: "Guilty, guilty, guilty!" Boopsie on learning the consequences of US bombing of Vietnamese villages included killing their farm animals, "Baby duckies!" Joanie, falling in love with her fellow law-student Andy, and being gently told he is gay, ruefully: "I myself am often cheerful."

I know the man needs a break every so often, but this election season cries out for his keen eye. I'm so glad he is at least writing Sundays.

[Greybnk48]

9. Yes!

I thought you were some young whippersnapper who had just discovered Trudeau!

I was outraged!!!

[Archae]

6. "Doonesbury" is pretty good, but...

Tom Tomorrow is better.

[Iwillnevergiveup]

3. He's nailed it, once again.

Love the expressions on the potential voters' faces.

K&R

[randr]

4. It would be funny if it were not so sad

Trump is suffering a most extreme case of narcissism and should be studied for a possible future cure.

[Gothmog]

8. Another great Doonesbury strip