My only argument with this comic is the panel where he says “They’re centrists. Doing nothing is what comes naturally to them.” Our current hyper-partisan government makes a lot of noise, but I think we got a whole hell of a lot more done back when there were more moderates and centrists in both parties.
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Some Republicans, like Teddy Roosevelt, were almost Democrats when it came to many issues, like the environment.