CSotD: What the other half hears
When Michael Ramirez (Creators) begins quoting Michael Dukakis, you know the End Times are near. Ramirez is hard to pin…
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When Michael Ramirez (Creators) begins quoting Michael Dukakis, you know the End Times are near. Ramirez is hard to pin…
I had no intention of highlighting any more Kissinger cartoons, since they have all been pretty much the same, and,…
As Constant Readers know, I do politics on some days and humor on others, but I’m often conflicted by in…
Clay Jones marks National Newspaper Week (Oct 1-7) with this reminder of a major factor in the decline of newspapers:…
Scott Stantis (Counterpoint) notes another rate hike at the post office, but I’m not fretting over it. I don’t like…
Nobody knows what actually happened in Russia and, certainly, nobody knows what’s going on there now, but that hasn’t stopped…
Crowden Satz outlines Trump’s approach so far to his indictments. He really hasn’t responded to them so much as insisted…
Jack Ohman (Tribune) scores what I guess you could call a “pen drop” with this summation of the deal struck…
Ted Rall (Counterpoint) asks a reasonable question, but one for which there is a reasonable answer: You must crawl before…
Scott Stantis seems to be catching up on some hostility for ex-Mayor Lori Lightfoot, in a cartoon that ran shortly…
British political cartoonists play rough, but even those like Matt who deal in topical humor have an edge that gives…
Scott Stantis (Counterpoint) brings up the question of the First Amendment, which doesn’t apply to private companies except, perhaps, in…
We’ll start today with a Free Range (Creators) that doesn’t inspire any Great Thoughts beyond my memories of setting up…
There’s such as thing as being “too smart for the room,” which generally signals a failure because the audience couldn’t…
I was surprised to hear yesterday’s news about the dip in NAEP reading and math scores over the past year,…