CSotD: Critiques & Random Thoughts
I’m not doing political cartoons today, but here’s one anyway. I like Patrick Chappatte’s effort at attempting to suggest a…
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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: Waiting for the concentration camps to be built
Capsule Debate Review: Trump didn’t respond to the questions, Biden didn’t respond to Trump, Bash and Tapper just asked the…
CSotD: Original adaptations
In case you hadn’t noticed, when I feature a syndicated cartoon here, I add the name of the syndicate with…
CSotD: US Security and Insecurity
Walt Handelsman isn’t the only cartoonist to depict little kids as the source of the recent security leak, and it’s…
CSotD: Just a Routine Welfare and Mojo Check
Life is good, and I’m well past midlife, as depicted in this Non Sequitur (AMS). As for my mojo, either…
CSotD: Yea Boo Sunday
Sage Stossel gets as political as I’m planning to be today, the Yea! factor here being that the minions are…
CSotD: Sound and fury signifying something
Peter Brookes (Times UK) invokes James Gillray’s classic 1805 cartoon to show the controversy between the UK and France over…
CSotD: Friday Funnies; Sociophiliacs Unite!
This week I think we’ll start our Friday Funnies with a Jason Chatfield cartoon that seems likely to piss off…
CSotD: Learning under compulsion
Mr. Fitz gets to open the discussion because cartoonist David Lee Finkle is a for-real teacher who not only works…
CSotD: Popular Delusions
Madam & Eve chimes in from South Africa with an opportunity to see ourselves as others see us. Well, we…
CSotD: A few beers, a few laughs
I missed most of yesterday’s extravaganza while earning a living, but, based on what I heard on NPR while running…
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: While you were out winning a Nobel instead
The Lockhorns sounds a predictable note this morning, but I chuckled. The strip has been quite hip in recent months…