CSotD: Canal Crisis is over, back on your heads
The ship is unstuck and we’ve got to get back to other topics and other tropes. Mike Luckovich (AJC) noted…
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CSotD: Repeating the past
John Deering (Creators) offers a chilling combination of “Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat…
CSotD: No simple answers
I’m glad Signe Wilkinson (AMS) got out in front of the pack on this one, because it’s a good take…
CSotD: Happiness and other fairy tales
Today’s Pardon My Planet (KFS) provides a coincidental coda to the impeachment, because, come on now, what did you expect?…
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: On the Eve
I suppose it would be hopelessly partisan to quote Jerry Ford and say that our long national nightmare is over,…
CSotD: Taking our best shots
John Cole (Times-Tribune) bemoans Bob Dylan’s decision to sell his catalog to Universal Music, and his worry that meaningful songs…
CSotD: Inside Agitators
I saw Jeff Stahler (AMS)‘s cartoon before I saw reports of the terrorist assault on the Biden campaign bus in…
CSotD: Forecasting a hard rain
I wasn’t expecting to run more “hypocrisy” cartoons — the issue is out there, everyone knows it, there’s little more…
CSotD: Fathers to the Men
We’ll start with John Cole‘s cartoon and a bit of my own gossip, which in this case I define as…
CSotD: Pen-demic
This gig is often a case of chicken one day and feathers the next, and this is the former: The…
CSotD: Freedom, if you can keep it
Ann Telnaes salutes Press Freedom Day. And so do I: A lady asked Franklin: “Well, Doctor, what have we got—a…
CSotD: Believe You Me
Jen Sorensen explains where we’re at. I think. It’s hard to know what’s going on, because we tend to rely…
CSotD: Hearing Test
Ann Telnaes shows off her caricature chops with a portfolio of views from the hearings, and, while not overtly analyzing…
CSotD: A Small Circle of WalMart Shoppers
In the fury of reactions to last night’s outrage, Pia Guerra responds with such quiet eloquence that there’s a temptation…