CSotD: Prattle Lines Being Drawn
Jen Sorensen skips the clever rhetoric and metaphors and gets right to the point: Tuesday is going to tell the…
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Jen Sorensen skips the clever rhetoric and metaphors and gets right to the point: Tuesday is going to tell the…
Jack Ohman (Tribune) offers a combination of the mundane and the insightful. It seems 90% of the conversation about Trump’s…
Brace yourself, Willie. Here comes a flood, and it’s not just special sauce. Granted, I posted a David Rowe version…
Israel’s attack on Hezbollah through booby-trapped pagers and phones has unleashed such a flood of political cartoons that it’s hard…
Ann Telnaes combines her anguish over the crackdown on women’s rights under the reconstituted Afghan government with her fury over…
David Parkins, a British-born cartoonist working for the Globe and Mail in Toronto, has captured the mood down here as…
David Rowe offers the most appropriate response to last night’s assassination attempt. As is often the case, Australians got first…
The observation in this Jeff Stahler cartoon would be obvious any other time, but it’s important at the moment. Evaluating…
Ted Rall (Counterpoint)’s cartoon sent me scurrying to find whatever blog/podcast/column went with it, because it made no sense to…
I wish I didn’t like Megan Herbert‘s commentary so much. Advent calendars have become so commercialized that it’s not easy…
When I heard of the Trump team’s preposterous proposal to postpone that Jan 6 trial until April, 2026, I thought…
Alex offers a grim prediction for writers, or at least those who don’t go to the right cocktail parties in…
Sunil Agarwal mocks a saying I take seriously, but I’m willing to laugh at the empty cans and bottles that…
*Someone will observe that these are not points of order but points of personal privilege. However, (A) I’ve already used…
I’m with Katy in today’s Adam@Home. We haven’t had actual snow here lately but we’ve only had two days of…