It’s not clear whether the Comic Cowboys like Trump, or not, but they appear to have something in common: Glynn Wilson

Comic Cowboys seem to like Trump’s pick for Supreme Court, offering him a membership in their secret society since he likes beer so much: Glynn Wilson

Comic Cowboys poke fun at Trump’s alleged mistress, porn star Stormy Daniels, and Trump wanting to pull troops out of Syria: Glynn Wilson

Comic Cowboys take potshot at Presidential Candidate Elizabeth Warren’s claims of Native American descent, suggesting Mardi Gras reviver Joe Cain, Kevin Costner from “Dancing With Wolves” and Jeep Cherokee are more native: Glynn Wilson

Apparently the Comic Cowboys are not so keen on U.S. Senator Doug Jones’ chances of reelection in 2020: Glynn Wilson

I guess the Comic Cowboys don’t think Alabama Governor Kay Ivey looks too sexy in a state flag bikini: Glynn Wilson

Comic Cowboys make fun of Republican Kay Ivey winning the 2018 governor’s race while refusing to debate Democrat Walt Maddox: Glynn Wilson

It’s not clear whether the Comic Cowboys know what socialism is, so this joke is about as bad as a Saturday Night Live skit or what passes for standup comedy at the Blind Mule bar in downtown Mobile: Glynn Wilson

Comic Cowboys take a swipe at accusations of sexual misconduct of priests, a larger problem in New Orleans than Mobile, and the size of Mardi Gras in the two Gulf Coast cities: Glynn Wilson

Comic Cowboys make fun of new downtown airport and persistent coal dust pollution problem: Glynn Wilson

The Comic Cowboys seem to be suggesting that authorities in Mobile suburb Saraland covered up a racially-tinged incident when police dragged a half-naked black woman along the floor of the Waffle House while arresting her for complaining: Glynn Wilson

Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson has had his problems with the City Council and getting rid of staff: Glynn Wilson

The more local breweries the better, the Comic Cowboys say, since Mobile looks better the drunker you get: Glynn Wilson