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- Americans can't decide whether to spend money in Ron's Gym or Tip's Food and Drink. President Ronald Reagan's plan is to get American in shape. House Speaker, Tip ONeill, wants to add weight to the welfare state. 1
- Baseball analogy. Reagan has a huge personal popularity bat and is waiting for worried Tip O'Neil to pitch MX ball. 1
- Big table with all our politicians, family, friends and relatives join hands and give thanks. 1
- Caption "One promise they always keep." Panel 1. "Fellow Americans. As an elected representative, you may rest assured I will tackle the important issues with RESOLUTION..." Panel 2. a continuing resolution. 1
- Caption "Out with the old...in with the new!" Old man 1986 Tip O'Neill is exiting stage left saying Raise... Incoming baby Wright, saying ...Taxes. 1
- Circular vacuum work project. Deficit clean up leaves dust for the jobs bill to clean up which leaves dust for... House speaker Tip O'Neill tells President Ronald Reagan, the beauty about the program is that Politicians are the ones who REALLY clean up. 1
- Congress creates Frankentsein monster (Current Soc. Security program) and strives to protect him from Reagan. 1
- Democratic House Speaker, Tip O'Neil arrives at his office, the day after the election. His secretary says he has a message on his desk. The message, "Stop wasting our money." is written on a very large elephant in his room. 1
- Doggy Tip O'Neil is digging a very deep hole to bury the balanced budget amendment. 1
- Federal budget and tax cut fire truck is powered by lonely donkey. Speaker Tip O'Neill as driver thinks it's a speedy ride. 1
- House Speaker Tip O'Neil cleans out vital programs and keeps junk to make statement to Reagan. 1
- House Speaker, Tip O'Neil gives President Ronald Reagan a round of applause for his speech about government getting off the backs of the American people. Tip is sitting on the backs of the American people. 1
- House Speaker, Tip O'Neill and Majority Leader, Jim Wright are walking away from President Ronald Reagan's desk having left a huge, stinky 1987 spending bill saying, I sure hope he signs it. 1
- House Speaker, Tip O'Neill and and Senator Barry Goldwater are doctors diagnosing an obvious case of contagious commie disease on a patient from Central America. Tip wants to prescribe aspirin as medicine. Goldwater wants commitment without limit. 1
- House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, an obvious tax-dollar, spending junkie wants Uncle Sam (U.S. taxpayers) to give him some more money to help him to make a payment on the deficit. There's a Great Society Bar right next door. Hmmm. 1
- House Speakers, Jim Wright and Tip O'Neil, want to park their Goodie Wagon, featuring burgers and ice cream, right next to the President Ronald Reagan's Boy Scout Budget Cut camp. They want to make the boys hungry. It's good for democrat business. 1
- House speaker, Tip O'Neill resists and unprecedented intrusion, in determining U.S. foreign policy. He is telling President Ronald Reagan to stay away from Central American cabin with communist bear entering into the back door.. 1
- House speaker, Tip O'Neill, can't seem to wrestle his credit card to the mat. The budget deficit charge card pinned him again. Would that the credit card would face the scissors (Balance Budget Amendment). 1
- House speaker, Tip O'Neill, is an expert and playing partisan politics with the Equal Rights for Women issue. He has glued a GOP politician to his seat when he might want to stand for the ERA queen. Tip uses the word, fairness a lot. 1
- Liberal House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, is giving the Soviets an idea what's in President Ronald Reagan's poker hand in critical Geneva Arms Talks. The nuclear freeze action in the house weakens president's hand. 1
- Little train that could analogy. Reagan's economic plan is climbing over the Tip O'Neill hill. I have the original. 1
- Love free enterprise. President Reagan and Speaker Tip are in a gas war seeing who can cut taxes more. 1
- Newly elected Philippine president, Maria Corazon Aquino (Cory), walks away with US taxpayers coat and shirt. House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, says, that was the greatest speech I've ever heard. Congress is very generous with taxpayer money. 1
- Ortega, shoots himself in foot with the Honduras Invasion, Shoeshine boy, Tip O'Neil, anti-Contra aid vote, is embarrassed. Denver Post, Copley, Oversize toon. 1
- Panel 1-2. House speaker Tip O'Neil foams at the mouth upon hearing American Pilots are flying reconnaissance mission. in a foreign war zone (In Central America). He doesn't seem to notice when Soviet pilots do the same thing. 1
- Panel 1. Couple meets Jim Wright and Tip O'Neil, the Robbing Hood gang. How can they assist? Panel 2. Couple is middle class working toward rich. What do you offer? Panel 3. Silence. Panel 4. Couple needs to find the Reagan gang. 1
- Panel 1. Reagan and Tip get ready to box over supply side and Keynesian economics. Panel 2. Warm up...Senator Dole enters. Panel 3. Dole throws in the tax increase towel. Panel 4. Comforts Reagan. (note 1
- Panel 1. Shows House democrats taking aid to Contras club to Welfare state paper mill. Panel 2. Roosevelt-like Reagan is wondering if they've seen his big stick. 1
- Panel 1. Tip O'Neill warns seniors about Reagan's social security program changes. Panel 2. Senior asks if congress has a plan. Panel 3. Tip says, "absolutely not." Panel 4. Senior's faith in congress (to do nothing) has been restored. 1
- Panel 1. Congress finds problem in EPA director, Anne Gorsuch (Burford's) car...she tried to put it in reverse. (reduce spending) Panel 2. House Speaker Tip O'Neill, the mechanic, informs her It's a government car. Government cars don't have a reverse. 1
- Panel 1. In the USA, defeated boxer (Mondale) is helped out of the boxing ring. Panel 2. In Nicaragua the defeated stuffed dummy is thrown into the trash can by Communist soldiers. 1
- Panel 1. President Ronald Reagan and a citizen look in disappointment at House Speaker Tip O'Neill and others throwing money at Social problems What a waste. Panel 2. Citizen sees Reagan throwing money at defense (tank). 1
- Panel 1. Tip O'Neil as house apropriations Sarge tired of soldier's request for pants. Panel 2. As inspection sarge, Tip gigs soldier for being out of uniform. 1
- Panel 1. Tip O'Neil says, President's program is unfair. Panel 2. The American people know it's unfair. Panel 3. Inflation dragon is starving. Tip wants to feed the "Fair one". 1
- President Reagan has to swallow the whole tax increase pig. Waiter Tip O'Neil says "Congratulations. I realize you had to swallow hard, but you did it like a true politician, Mr. President." 1
- President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader, Yuri Andropov, are engaged in an arms wrestling event. House Speaker Tip O'Neill is chaining President's arm so he can't win. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is cooking up more aid the Contras fighting communism in Nicaragua. hands food to Tip O'Neil who eats the food and passes empty plate to Contra fighters. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is driving the foreign policy pickup. House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, is riding shotgun and is giving other signals for turns while blaming president for giving confusing signals. We should follow driver's signals. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is having a hard time driving the foreign policy bus (related to Lebanon) with House Speaker Tip O'Neil, Jesse Jackson, all back seat drivers, telling him which way to go. 1
- President Ronald Reagan would like to save the people struggling communism in Central America. House Speaker, Tip O'Neill and his liberal comrades in congress would like to see them to sink. 1
- President Ronald Reagan's economic program is just beginning to warm the cold family up. House Speaker (and fireman) Tip O'Neill wants to put it out with tax increase hose. (Reagan will veto the tax increase bill.) 1
- President Ronald Reagan, the Gipper, fades to pass defense budget along with little, Speaker of the House, Tip O'Neil and congress just hanging on. It's a pretty powerful display strength here. 1
- Press asks Reagan about his pounding the table when talking about the Contras. Panel 2. Reagan says he was swatting a fly. Panel 3. Tip O'Neil is a 300 lb fly. 1
- Reagan and Speaker O'Neil are trying for a compromise. Tip bids Reagan move closer to trap door. 1
- Reagan and Tip O'Neil War horses charge with Contras and Nicaragua knights aboard. 1
- Reagan and Tip are in a compassion scale competition...with our money. 1
- Reagan and Tip are in a poker game which Tip wins. A Flush jobs bill beats and inflation buster straight anytime. 1
- Reagan and Tip come to fork in the road with balanced budget pickup. Dems always take the tax increase road rather than reduced spending and taxpayers always get stuck. 1
- Reagan, drinking deficit booze, teams up with Tip O'Neil drinking spending booze stagger down the street. 1
- Ron's body shop delivers a car that works but is ugly. Congressman Tip complains. Hey, you should've seen it when you brought it in. 1
- Senator Armstrong added a machine gun rider to the debt ceiling. Now the symbolic guard has ammo to shoot those who want to steal balanced budget amendment. 1
- Soviet Union and Nicaragua are getting married. Tip O'Neil gave the bride away. 1
- Speaker Tip O'Neil saves Vampire (economic anemia) by knock out the person with hammer and stake (balanced budget amendment). 1
- The Social Security Titanic is sinking. Reagan prepares budget plan lifeboat. Speaker Tip and Democrats, as usual, try to scare the old people. Congress has their own lifeboat. 1
- The mighty Casey, Tip O'Neill and the D.C. Liberals have struck out. 1
- Tim Wirth and Dick Lamm unload old Spend-it at the race track. Tip O'Neill is the jockey. Race horse is a little past his prime. 1
- Tip O'Neil offers Soviet bear a peace offering consisting of eagle feathers. It's an offering to curb anti-satellite testing. 1
- Tip O'Neill in taxpayer-powered rickshaw tells media Reagan doesn't understand working class people. 1
- Tip O'Neill is trying to sell the public a limo as a small car. Reagan's car lot has actual small cars. 1
- Two panels showing difference between Democratic and Republican approach to welfare pit. Panel 1. Tip O'Neil climbs down ladder to feed people. Panel 2. Reagan wants people to climb out of pit to get their supper. 1
- Two panels showing how people see employment. Panel 1. Shows employers are taxpayers giving instruction to Uncle Sam server. Panel 2. The government is the employer and taxpayers are the employees. 1
- Uncle Sam is lying in hospital bed. Doctor (President Ronald Reagan) takes his pulse and says he is on the mend. Doctor (House Speaker, Tip ONeill) says he looks bad. The liberal media funeral home characters are glad to measure him for a coffin. 1
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