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[...] Wednesday’s strip makes reference to one of the first major offenses of the Obama administration. I’m not talking about corrupt appointees or the failures of some very smart people to comply with every aspect of a far too complex tax code. I’m talking about the decision by Obama’s justice department to endorse the Bush administration’s grossly-expanded “state secrets” privilege. Glenn Greenwald’s account at Salon.com can be found here: Obama fails his first test on civil liberties and accountability — resoundingly and disgracefully [...]
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Socks and Barney is an online comic strip that started with a look a the presidential nomination and election process through the most appropriate lens available: buttsniffing, dumb animals. Socks and Barney started on Election Day 2007 and ran through Election Day 2008. It recently started up again on January 1, 2009. New strips are posted Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Socks and Barney is written and drawn by Steve Conley. Contact Steve with notes, site suggestions, advertising inquiries or if you want to print this comic strip in your newspaper.
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February 12th, 2009 at 7:15 pm
[...] Wednesday’s strip makes reference to one of the first major offenses of the Obama administration. I’m not talking about corrupt appointees or the failures of some very smart people to comply with every aspect of a far too complex tax code. I’m talking about the decision by Obama’s justice department to endorse the Bush administration’s grossly-expanded “state secrets” privilege. Glenn Greenwald’s account at Salon.com can be found here: Obama fails his first test on civil liberties and accountability — resoundingly and disgracefully [...]