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[...] I overheard the above line at a coffee shop the other day. A woman was talking about how Obama’s presence on TV made her feel good. A few days later, that same sentiment was part of a review of the President’s second prime-time press conference in the Washington Post. The same edition of the Post (I think it was the same one – it’s been a crazy week), had a front page story about the Obama administration’s apalling continuation of Bush’s expansion of the “states secret privilege. I really thought the honeymoon would be over by now. The continued adoration is the inspiration for Thursday’s strip. [...]
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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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March 26th, 2009 at 7:37 pm
[...] I overheard the above line at a coffee shop the other day. A woman was talking about how Obama’s presence on TV made her feel good. A few days later, that same sentiment was part of a review of the President’s second prime-time press conference in the Washington Post. The same edition of the Post (I think it was the same one – it’s been a crazy week), had a front page story about the Obama administration’s apalling continuation of Bush’s expansion of the “states secret privilege. I really thought the honeymoon would be over by now. The continued adoration is the inspiration for Thursday’s strip. [...]