CSotD: Nitwits in the News
Speed Bump (Creators) provides a bit of grim humor which assumes that you recognize the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse…
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Speed Bump (Creators) provides a bit of grim humor which assumes that you recognize the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse…
I’m pleased with the recognition, but I agree with Bill Bramhall that it ought not to be the end of…
Mike Smith (KFS) nails both the duality of our country at the moment and the hypocrisy of cursing China for…
Matt Davies (AMS) decries the difficulty of getting on the list for vaccination, and it’s an even better metaphor if…
The ship is unstuck and we’ve got to get back to other topics and other tropes. Mike Luckovich (AJC) noted…
Ann Telnaes (WashPost) on GOP resistance to the hike in the minimum wage, now imperiled by a parliamentarian ruling that…
Pros and Cons (KFS) has the funniest commentary on Trump’s phone call today, except that it’s not, having been drawn…
While we avoid politics on Friday, the term “funnies” doesn’t preclude serious commentary, of which this Non Sequitur (AMS) is…
This Madam & Eve (Ind) isn’t the first I knew that Black Friday sales have become a global phenomenon, but…
Anne Morse Hambrock (Ind) asks a troubling question in “Anne and God,” one that we should all ponder. Okay, that…
A whole lot of cartoons just went obsolete, including this one by Mike Luckovich (AJC). But others spring up…
We’ve talked a lot about how politics have been sneaking over onto the funny pages, but now the funny stuff…
Having recently discussed how often cartoonists land on the same concept, here’s Adam Zyglis (Cagle) with an example of accepting…
Politics has been leaking all over the funny pages lately, and today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) is a good example. The…
There’s a bit of a pissing match breaking out on social media over purported plagiarism, which I’m not going to…