Dilbert cartoon first published on Monday 25th November 1991

Dilbert//954, first published 35 years ago on Monday 25th November 1991

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dogbert president dilbert opening supreme court old wandered nominating dog loyal george somebody message

Official transcript

A presidential aide says to the President, "Mister President, there's another opening on the Supreme Court. One of the old guys wandered away."

The aide continues, "I recommend nominating a dog this time. They tend to be loyal and everybody likes them."

Dilbert hands Dogbert the phone and says, "It's for you . . . George somebody."

Dogbert says, "Take a message."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

MISTER PRESIDENT, THERE'S ANOTHER OPENING ON THE SUPREME COURT. ONE OF THE OLD GUYS WANDERED AWAY.

I RECOMMEND NOMINATING A DOG THIS TIME. THEY TEND TO BE LOYAL AND EVERYBODY LIKES THEM.

IT'S FOR YOU...

GEORGE SOMEBODY.

TAKE A MESSAGE.

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AI Analysis

Title: "Loyal Nominations"

Summary:

This 'Dilbert' comic strip revolves around a conversation between Mister President and another opening on the Supreme Court. The second person recommends nominating a dog, citing their loyalty and popularity. Mister President agrees, and the dog is nominated. However, the nomination is met with resistance from George, who is not pleased with the decision.

Key Points:

• The comic strip explores the idea of nominating a dog to the Supreme Court.
• The recommendation is based on the dog's loyalty and popularity.
• George expresses his disapproval of the nomination.
• The comic strip pokes fun at the political process and the potential for unconventional nominations.

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