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Bookworm Beat 6/30/19 — the Democrat debates illustrated edition [HILARIOUS CARTOONS] June 30, 2019 Bookworm The Democrat debates are the gift that just keeps giving — for Trump and his supporters. Plus a lot of other pointed and funny posters and cartoons.

Last night’s Democratic debate was bad. I mean really really bad.You know you are lost as a party when “Are you a capitalist?” is considered a “gotcha” question. The Democrats spent the whole night attacking Republicans for being mean, pandering to illegal immigrants, downplaying the FBI investigation that is currently focused on Hillary, and pretending that Obama’s foreign policy has been working. It was an embarrassing display and while all the GOP candidates weighed in, it should come as no surprise that Ted Cruz’s reaction was the most powerful. From The Hill: Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said on Wednesday that...

<p>KALONA, Iowa – Not impressed. That was Sen. Ted Cruz’s review of the Democratic debate.</p> <p>“It was more socialism, more pacifism, more weakness & less Constitution,” he told about 100 people crammed into a motel lobby in Kalona, a small town in southeastern Iowa. “It was a recipe to destroy a country.”</p>

Beyond making some amiably assorted stabs at speaking Spanish, the Democratic presidential candidates were united in their first major debate on at least one thing, resolutely targeting President Bush for his foundering postwar policy in Iraq. The clownish intramural sideshows that usually haunt the Democratic Party on the early primary circuit were missing in Albuquerque. But those Americans bothering to tune in on Thursday night were also offered an early look at how the Democrats disagree. While they competed to come up with the most dismissive description of Mr. Bush's foreign policy (Richard Gephardt may have won with "miserable failure"),...

Former House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt told the crowd at Navy Pier that his father was a Teamster and milk truck driver. North Carolina Sen. John Edwards reminded them he came from a family of mill workers, with "lint in their hair and grease on their faces." And Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry stressed that he was the only Vietnam veteran among the Democrats hoping to oust President Bush. "I cannot wait to stand up and remind him that having a skilled Navy pilot land you on an aircraft carrier in a borrowed suit does not make up for losing 3...