CSotD: Kisses for Señor Pepe
But first, this: Alice Roosevelt said of her father, Theodore, that he “always wanted to be the corpse at every…
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CSotD: Defining ‘Normal’
Doc and Raider is starting a new arc that I’ll be watching with interest, because I’m increasingly unsure about any…
CSotD: President Caligula
Jeff Danziger teases today’s musical Moment of Zen, and I’ll forgive him for saying “What’s that noise?” instead of “What’s…
CSotD: Strange Days Have Found Us
Ann Telnaes lays out the governing principle for today’s blog. All over and in every direction. In fact, last night…
CSotD: My Heroes Have Always Been Conmen
Dear Leader has revealed his plans for reforming immigration, and Jack Ohman sums it up: The idea is to have…
CSotD: Rolling My Trouser Legs
Sousa and Machado‘s commentary on the Barr Report of the Mueller Report is a bit light on metaphor, but, first…
CSotD: Complexities
Today’s roundup of things that are more complex than people seem to think will begin with Pat Bagley‘s astute analysis…
CSotD: The Morning After
I still don’t understand how deadlines work for political cartoonists. There are cartoonists leaping to the fray with each wrinkle…
CSotD: New Beginnings and the S.O.S.
(Rip Kirby) (Big Ben Bolt) Call this the “Juxtaposition of Nagging.” Over in the Vintage section at Comics Kingdom, Rip…
CSotD: Apocryphal Awry
I give up. I’ve been waiting for a period when nobody had used the Humpty Dumpty/Wall idea for a while,…
CSotD: The Clodfather
Bill Bramhall uses a familiar symbol — heck, I just cited it the other day — and this time, it’s…
CSotD: Something there is that doesn’t love a wall
Good Timing Award I got a major Update message the other day from Lenovo, so I don’t know if it…
CSotD: Avoiding the Cornfield
Dwane Powell sets the mood for today’s array. There have been several “screaming toddler” approaches to Trump and his hissy…
CSotD: B’rer Trump
It’s probably a mistake to lead off with the funniest editorial cartoon of the day, perhaps the week, perhaps more,…