'Politico's resident cartoonist hack' comes to EPA's rescue after river contamination criticism

@JohnEkdahl That didn't take long to flip the script and blame right wingers for the EPA's natural disaster.

— Peter Williams (@pWilliams7267) August 12, 2015

No it didn’t:

Politico’s resident cartoonist hack @Weurker’s uses the EPA’s Colorado disaster to take a shot at the Tea Party. pic.twitter.com/hHMMrLHaWs

— John Ekdahl (@JohnEkdahl) August 12, 2015

Well, if the EPA didn’t have something to do with it, this cartoonist should alert the EPA, because Gina McCarthy just committed to “getting it right” (this time).

Un. F*cking. Believable. And u know if I were on @AceofSpadesHQ podcast right now, I wouldn't be using the "*." ==> https://t.co/em3r4vKApp

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) August 12, 2015

To say the least.

@JohnEkdahl just like everything, liberals don't blame the people who actually did it but on whatever made up grievance they can create

— Loren (@LorenSethC) August 12, 2015

https://twitter.com/rockythered0/status/631565094753857536
https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman/status/631570256574681089

You know you're dealing with an irrational person when they can find no fault with government. https://t.co/Krl1UtLcSF

— Sierra Bravo (@NWInfidel) August 12, 2015

@JohnEkdahl I love the secondary assumptions in this, too. It's like what are mines that run dry supposed to do? Stay open anyway?

— gloomhauer (@gloomhauer) August 12, 2015

https://twitter.com/nathanrosswhite/status/631565924194058240

@nathanrosswhite He’s calling right-wingers stupid for blaming it on the EPA

— John Ekdahl (@JohnEkdahl) August 12, 2015

https://twitter.com/nathanrosswhite/status/631566916067274752

The worst kind.