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April 7, 2008 - 10:52am

This week's Cartoon Caption Contest

By Rob Tornoe
Tags: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, democratic primary, caption contest, John Adams

I’ve been caught up watching the HBO mini-series “John Adams,” and I thought a good caption contest could revolve around what George Washington, John Adams or Thomas Jefferson would have to say about the current predicament the Democrats find themselves in.

Come up with a pointed caption for this cartoon and post it in the comments link below. Keep it clean (this is a family website) and keep it brief (brevity is the soul of wit). When you post, include your name and the name of the city where you live. If you wish to remain anonymous from others, simply email your caption idea to me at rob.tornoe@politicker.com. Your deadline is noon Friday.

We'll post the winner's name and caption here Saturday morning, along with several runner-ups. If you send us your name and address, we'll mail the winning writer a color print of the cartoon with the caption, signed by Rob Tornoe. Please allow at least 4 weeks for delivery.

If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to email me at rob.tornoe@politicker.com.

Good luck, and have fun!         

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posted by Anonymous12345678

yea tom..the whole delegate and electoral college thing, I still think its good idea...!

04/07/08 9:18 pm

Can't they just settle this

posted by Zach

Can't they just settle this the way Hamilton and Burr did?

04/08/08 12:37 am

Can't we do better than this?

posted by Hillary's Duff, Las Vegas

"Gene Simmons has Shannon Tweed, the Brady Bunch kid has Adrianne Curry, and Scott Baio has had, well everyone. Is this the best you can do Barrack?"

04/08/08 9:55 am

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