CSotD: Bizarro President Takes the Reins
This is a “where to start” day, but we’ll lead off with Non Sequitur (AMS), because, while I don’t blame…
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CSotD: Holiday Humor
Monty’s right. Nobody’s reading the paper today, and it’s only in relatively recent years that they’ve even bothered to print…
CSotD: Funday Sunnies
I’m not in the mood for politics today, which is to say that I’m feeling pretty positive about life and…
CSotD: A Pause in the Despair
Harry Bliss (Tribune) arrives in the nick of time and we’re gonna take a break from the apocalyptically insane political…
CSotD: The Morning After
Oh well. Wiley anticipated the outcome of yesterday’s vote with a Non Sequitur (AMS) that didn’t try to predict the…
CSotD: Lies, Fries & Love on the Campaign Trail
If we got nothing else out of the Vice-Presidential Debate, Non Sequitur (AMS) reminds us, it was JD Vance’s plaintive…
CSotD: Waiting for Milton, Harris & Trump
Gary Varvel (Creators) offers a sensible if not groundbreaking reminder that democracy belongs to the voters. Such messages don’t need…
CSotD: Stylish Commatary
Hard on the heels of our discussion of the topic, xkcd weighs in on the matter of college commas. To…
CSotD: Humor, Satire, Reality
There’s nothing all that new if you take Guto Dias’ cartoon in the broad, overall sense. Both graphic and literary…
CSotD: A few good jokes, A few sharp pokes
This Reality Check (AMS) raises an interesting question: Do you have to be a guitar player to get the joke?…
CSotD: Swinging Saturday
ICYMI, Rabbits Against Magic has it right: The Democratic Nominee has excellent taste in music, though Mingus is more jazz…
CSotD: Satire, Parody and Homage
Steve Brodner offers an affectionate portrait and tribute to his friend and mentor, Lewis Lapham, a legendary editor at Harper’s…
CSotD: Cynical takes
We’re skipping politics for the day, but first … Rabbits Against Magic Barney & Clyde — Counterpoint I’m all in…
CSotD: Good For What Ails You
Non Sequitur (AMS) manages to strike an appropriate note through serendipity, given Wiley’s lead time. Indeed, things could have gone…
CSotD: The Lion Always Gets His Share
Sunday’s Rubes (Creators) brought to mind an African folktale whose more precise origin I can’t remember, of the lion, the…