CSotD: The Gotcha Game
Rob Rogers’ cartoon is a good starting place today, because it’s not dishonest, but it’s definitely over-simplified and feeds into…
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CSotD: Who Needs Reality?
Brewster Rockit (Tribune) is a funny sci-fi spoof. Except when it’s not. Thursday, the January 6 Committee will present hearings in…
CSotD: How do you solve a problem like Volod’ka?
Patrick Blower’s analysis of Russian forces gets a particular laugh because it fits so well with a Bulwark podcast Charlie…
CSotD: Nits, and larger beasties, Picked
Start here: It seems that the Border Patrol officers may have only been whipping their horses, not the refugees they…
CSotD: Now Pulitzer the Other One
Since I started yesterday with a cartoon about an eclipse that was over before you got here, I’ll start today’s…
CSotD: Clan Rivalry
Marty Two-Bulls sets our theme today, reposting a playful bit of mockery it would be uncool for someone else to…
CSotD: Issues of Standing
Matt Davies (AMS) cartoons for Newsday, which makes Andrew Cuomo his governor, which gives him standing to address…
CSotD: Substituting Stories for Statutes, and other follies
Marty Two Bulls certainly has standing to make this observation, but I would point out that he’s saying something less…
CSotD: Random Delights
This Ben Jennings piece on Britain’s plan to re-open elementary schools takes a second and then, once you see it,…
CSotD: Armageddon caught up
Joy of Tech has me nailed fairly well. Their site is currently polling visitors to ask how much their lives…
CSotD: Interesting Times
There is apparently no such “Chinese curse” as “May you live in interesting times,” but Ed Hall does a nice…
CSotD: And so this is Christmas …
Marty Two Bulls leads off today with a particularly fine spin on Joseph and Mary as homeless travelers in a…