CSotD: Split Decisions
Well, perhaps not so much of a bang as a whimper, but I like David Horsey’s take on the Iowa…
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CSotD: Time with so much truth to kill
Rob Rogers offers this play upon the question Ronald Reagan famously posed in 1980 to help him defeat Jimmy Carter:…
CSotD: Priorities
Nick Anderson is right, and the observation might have been just as apt back when Obama first took office and…
CSotD: Sense and Sensibility
If I’m going to use Jane Austen’s intentions in today’s headline, I might as well use a quote of hers…
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…
CSotD: Explanations, excuses and whathaveyou
Between Friends gets a laugh because it’s an interesting twist on Parkinson’s Law that “work expands to fill the time…
CSotD: In a snarky mood
“Just the place for a Snark!” the Bellman cried, As he landed his crew with care; Supporting each man on…
CSotD: Trump goes on secret double probation
Signe Wilkinson answers my question, which was “Where to start?” Let’s start at the very beginning; a very good place…
CSotD: Sentence first, verdict afterwards
The twelve jurors were all writing very busily on slates. `What are they doing?’ Alice whispered to the Gryphon….
CSotD: In which I see everything twice
Candorville sets the tone for today, and if Lemont and I share a cynical view of society, it’s at least…
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…
Comic Strip of the Day: The Reign of Folly
There’s a lot going on today, much of which does not reflect well on civilization. My Kindle edition of Bob…