CSotD: Lest We Remember
I’ll save the other Memorial Day cartoons for later, but Ed Hall provides a fitting starting point for looking at…
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CSotD: Petitions, and repetitions
Ward Sutton admits he drew this some time ago and it languished in the files at the NYTimes Review of…
CSotD: Friday Juxtapositions
(Kevin Kallaugher) (Matt Wuerker – Politico) The State of the Union speech was, indeed, a welcome relief from years…
CSotD: Deliberate lies and foolish sincerity
One of the advantages for a newspaper of employing a local cartoonist is that, when someone in your congressional delegation…
CSotD: Who can you count on when they won’t count you?
There’s a full docket today, but let’s start with something specifically timely: Marc Murphy’s commentary on the start of the…
CSotD: Celebrating Stupidity
We start the day, and the week, with a Barney and Clyde (WPWG) in which Weingarten et cie use “beg…
CSotD: A Nation of Bland Restatements
Suddenly, there’s a lot going on, so we’ll let Tom Tomorrow start us off with the equivalent of the five-minute…
CSotD: Royality TV
Christian Adams (Evening Standard) offers an intelligent take on Oprah’s interview with Meghan and Harry, and its potential impact on…
CSotD: They know. They just don’t care.
Stuart Carlson (AMS) leads off today with a commentary on the Republicans who are dropping mask mandates around the country….
CSotD: Res Ipsa Loquitur, even if nobody else will
It’s been a tough week for people who enjoy competition. Sunday night, the Super Bowl, predicted to be a high-scoring…
CSotD: Changing Times
Clay Bennett (CTFP)‘s latest inspires a couple of reactions. One is to take it at face value, because it does…
CSotD: Spin, Hype, Lies
I find it perversely comforting that, having praised Popeye the Sailor Mensch on Saturday for giving away a million dollars,…
CSotD: The Nation That Walked Into Doors
We’ll let Jen Sorensen (Ind) set the stage for what is going to be an extensive and incomplete look at…
CSotD: Rushing to Judgment
Mike Marland (Ind) asks the questions I’d also like an answer to. The least of them, I would say, is…
CSotD: Sizzling information
The railroads did not stop growing because the need for passenger and freight transportation declined. That grew. The railroads…