Some more political tweets by J.T. Krul
If Jim gets on the committee and starts spinning conspiracy angles, I hope those being questioned just mention the dangers of going down rabbit holes. Like knowingly turning a blind eye to sexual abuse and misconduct on college campuses. https://t.co/o7wrf5Fnsn— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 5, 2019
What about leftists who turned a blind eye to the sex offenses committed by Jeffrey Epstein? Isn't that a concern? Though if universities do count, how many culprits on campus were leftists, who, interestingly enough, are the opponents of new sexual misconduct laws at Harvard?
There's also this item, which appears to be in reply to one about Elizabeth Warren:
Yep. When A guy acts this way, he's passionate and fired-up. Strong. https://t.co/O1jVP0PaLF— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 7, 2019
Nope. It's about her political platform, plain and simple, which even the Wash. Post admits. Did Krul think this when Sarah Palin was chosen as John McCain's VP candidate? Most likely not.
Headline: "Some People Consider Doing the Right Thing for the Nation, but then Reconsider." https://t.co/DxX0QV3YxA— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 8, 2019
Some people also don't have what it takes to show gratitude for Trump's positive steps, like in economy and business. Krul's one of them, alas.
Once again, people criticizing Hillary for speaking her mind. Lest they forget, she doesn't owe you anything. She's free to do and say what she wants.— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 13, 2019
Even take steps that could jeopardize national security, and accept unlawful funding from George Nader? This is troubling indeed. If anything, Clinton owes some plausible explanations for her past actions.
This is what happens when someone cares more about justice than a book deal. It's always the women who step up. John Bolton, Don McGahn and the like are missing their moment to be on the right side of history. https://t.co/6BANVH6oUH— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 21, 2019
Is he hoping Bolton does? If that be the case, tsk tsk. Bolton's already been on the right side of history when it comes to Iran, so what's Krul's point?
Sorry, Bolton, Fiona Hill gets all the credit. She showed up. She testified. She is the patriot. You are looking for attention and a $2 million book deal. Profit over principal.— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 22, 2019
And Bill Clinton couldn't possibly be? Any chance he'd be willing to donate the money he's making on his books to Epstein's victims?
How many times will we have to see Lindsey as he is now before people realize that maybe the man we thought he used to be was just a facade. Here, this is the real Lindsey. Craven in purpose, gutless in action, corrupt in soul. https://t.co/4Iisw1gEUp— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 22, 2019
Any chance Krul'd be willing to take issue with Graham over his refusal to give backing to a special resolution on the Armenian Holocaust during WW1? There's a valid issue to be found in that subject, but Krul seems to lack what it takes to confront those kind of issues.
This sounds like every other phone call into a radio talk show. Only the guy blathering on is the actual PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES! Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! https://t.co/osqyADNiUZ— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 22, 2019
Says somebody who, a decade ago, was willing to do the script for a DC special denigrating Roy Harper, unreservedly.
It's obvious what will happen. Bolton will finally speak up and it'll be yet another example of a woman saying something in a meeting and nobody listens, then a man says it and everyone is like "yes. Thank you, John." Let's remember. Fiona said it first.— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 23, 2019
I wish he'd stop with that absurd virtue-signaling, acting as though women, provided they support leftist politics, are the ones to immediately congratulate. Does he even care what's happened to Melania Trump of recent?
More tax dollars used for bribery. https://t.co/TaVSo2mSlR— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) November 23, 2019
More boring anti-conservative swipes. Has he ever considered the possibilities Clinton accepted bribes, or Joe Biden in the Ukraine scandal?
For those who talk of comic books as a dying art form, I give you...The Mueller Report.https://t.co/T70HS4dVvi— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) December 3, 2019
But this is exactly why comics could be dying - because they're being exploited for rabid leftist platforms. Didn't Krul notice the harm inflicted by Marvel at the time of Secret Empire?
In the wake of Kamala's exit, donating a few dollars to @SenBooker and @JulianCastro . What makes the democratic party great is the diversity. These are important voices to have in the debate.— J.T. Krul (@jtkrul) December 4, 2019
The diversity and not the merit or talent, huh? See, this is just what's gone wrong with western society today, and with mainstream superhero comics under awful editors like Axel Alonso. And Krul doesn't care that the Dem candidates are all representing dullsville.
So again, what a pity we have here a comics writer who's sullying the impact of whatever comics he's scripting today, forcing everyone to take his work with a grain of salt, and putting on shows of classic Orwellian ignorance.
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"But this is exactly why comics could be dying - because they're being exploited for rabid leftist platforms. Didn't Krul notice the harm inflicted by Marvel at the time of Secret Empire?"
if the Washington Post is a rabid leftist platform, does that make Fox News the voice of the liberal elite? And Breitbart sort of wishywashy middle-of-the-road?
Secret Empire was more a right wing fantasy than a left wing one. It was the militant right's conspiracy theory nightmare of Obama refusing to leave office, taking away people's guns, and turning the army on the American people to make himself a dictator. Trump just sort of blundered into looking like that after the fact. But Nick Spencer's digs in Secret Empire and Captain America were aimed more at the left than the right.
Evil Steve was young, charismatic and handsome, trusted by the American people, incredibly clever - that was funhouse mirror Obama, not Trump.
Posted by Anonymous | 1:32 PM
That comic book version of the Mueller report is an excellent example of how comics can convey complex ideas and narratives in a way that is clear and comprehensible. They did a great job, scholarly and understandable.
Posted by Anonymous | 12:57 PM