CSotD: What do we know and when did we know it?
Ann Telnaes has a bit of fun with Republican sewer rats who pretend ignorance of Dear Leader’s increasingly unhinged Tweets,…
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CSotD: Flunking an Open-Book Final
Jeff Danziger is correct: Lousy policy and foolish choices are making things worse, and hence killing people, in the current…
CSotD: Fresh takes, Double takes, Out takes
I don’t think you can call Jeremy Banx’s work “deceptively simple” because the depth in his simple work is not…
CSotD: Explanations and other wasted efforts
Stuart Carlson may have the best perspective on the impeachment trial and the public. One continuing flaw in the liberal…
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: And another thing …
So, yesterday, I commented on Clay Jones posting a boatload of sketches because political cartooning has become such a…
CSotD: As they were saying …
Mike Smith sets the stage as political cartoonists discuss the news, the announcement and the reaction to both. It’s a…
CSotD: The Stars Are Beginning to Hide
Matt Wuerker shows us where we’re at, and last night’s astonishing hatefest hardly undercuts his point, though I suppose you…
CSotD: There’s no such word as ‘gullible’
Signe Wilkinson scores with what I’m calling a “Naked Emperor Moment,” wherein someone says what others have had on their…
CSotD: Knowing a Guy
Everybody is jumping on the Manafort sentencing, and I like Stuart Carlson‘s take in large part because he doesn’t specify…
CSotD: Snippets
We’ll lead off today with snippets of things you should go check out, starting with Ann Telnaes’s longer piece on…
CSotD: Winding down the year and the economy
Graeme Keyes finds a way to freshen the stale old “kids play in the box” gag. There’s no gag so…
CSotD: What did the President not know and when did he not know it?
Stuart Carlson‘s piece could either be today’s lead-off or our wrap-up, but, wherever you place it, it stands as a…