CSotD: Self-Owns, Own-Goals and Unforced Errors
Mike Smith (KFS) offers a common though often dubious critique, that the Republicans are flooding us with criticism of the…
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CSotD: Cartoons that may only amuse me
I know I got a bigger laff out of this BC (Creators) than I should have, because it happened to…
CSotD: Diversity and Appropriation
(Benjamin Slyngstad) (Pat Bagley) Here are two closely related commentaries on the negative response to diversity and inclusion in…
CSotD: While You Were Out
The headline I really wanted to use derived from a place Then-Wife worked, in which they printed up some of…
CSotD: Thank God We’re Surrounded By Water
Ann Telnaes asks a simple question, amid the continuing downpour of corgis and weeping guardsmen and crowns being passed around…
CSotD: You can quote me, and I hope you will
Between the death of Queen Elizabeth and the Anniversary of 9/11, things are tedious over on the editorial pages, so…
CSotD: Oh, Behave Yourselves
The relentless corgi stampede continues, and Dr. MacLeod comments on the lack of imagination and creativity that it represents. I…
CSotD: Of Corgi Dogs and Queens
I wasn’t going to feature any of the 4,000 corgi cartoons today, but David Rowe’s is less about the dog…
CSotD: Mush from the Wimps
I’ve got to agree with John Cole on this one: The response from the GOP to the revelations from Mar…
CSotD: In Pursuit of the Orange Whale
As is often said here, the “bland restatement” technique of cartoons like This Modern World is often a problem, since…
CSotD: Post-Holiday Humor
We’re not doing politics today, but Rod Emmerson‘s cartoon is a combination of politics and social commentary, since in New…
CSotD: Labor Day among the proles
An odd piece today from Prickly City (AMS), where the meaning of Labor Day, and of holidays, has apparently disappeared…
CSotD: Sunday Comics Section
Mr. Boffo reminds me of when I got a subscription to the New Yorker for donating to my NPR station….
CSotD: Polarization about polarization
I was surprised to hear yesterday’s news about the dip in NAEP reading and math scores over the past year,…
CSotD: Thoughts from a psychologist’s notebook
I take some comfort from Cathy Wilcox‘s cartoon, not because she’s a shining beacon of hope but because it’s good…