That’s actually pretty accurate -- assuming that’s a car with dual controls and the passenger has the option to stand on the brakes at any time, but is choosing not to do so out of bloody-minded disbelief.
The only inaccuracy is that in the final panel the passenger is shown as accepting (“Okay, fine”), rather than as whining and crying and claiming there was nothing they could have done about it.
Also it’s a bit disingenuous to portray Republicans as literally in the driving seat when the sitting President was a Democrat. But other than that -- ho ho.
Holmssays
That’s actually pretty accurate – assuming that’s a car with dual controls and the passenger has the option to stand on the brakes at any time, but is choosing not to do so out of bloody-minded disbelief.
No, I think Hillary’s blase expectation of ‘people won’t vote for Donald because… well, they just won’t, because it’s Donald’ is accurately captured by person-in-red’s speech.
Thelma and Louise?
That’s actually pretty accurate -- assuming that’s a car with dual controls and the passenger has the option to stand on the brakes at any time, but is choosing not to do so out of bloody-minded disbelief.
The only inaccuracy is that in the final panel the passenger is shown as accepting (“Okay, fine”), rather than as whining and crying and claiming there was nothing they could have done about it.
Also it’s a bit disingenuous to portray Republicans as literally in the driving seat when the sitting President was a Democrat. But other than that -- ho ho.
No, I think Hillary’s blase expectation of ‘people won’t vote for Donald because… well, they just won’t, because it’s Donald’ is accurately captured by person-in-red’s speech.