CSotD: The Perils of Sarcasm and Subtlety
If we sing the praises of a comic strip that hits a news item on the moment despite its lead…
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CSotD: Thank God It’s Friday Follies
This Man Overboard is as close to political as I plan to get today, but I’m willing to stand by…
CSotD: We are who we thought we were
There aren’t a lot of good cartoons about the Buffalo shootings, and I’m not sure it’s worth waiting, because…
CSotD: Hateful Fools Day
We’ll start our April Fool’s Day coverage at Rob Rogers’ website, where he either had a technical glitch or an…
CSotD: Welcome to the United Hates
Let’s start a discouraging day with a bit of good news: A judge in Texas has rendered Nick Anderson’s cartoon…
CSotD: Gaslit Nation
If you’ve never seen the 1944 classic “Gaslight,” it’s worth the $3.99 at Amazon Prime, if only for the cast….
CSotD: Selfishness and sacrifice
Here’s a snippet of a longer piece by Ann Telnaes, contrasting the sacrifices Americans made in WWII with the ones…
CSotD: Just Shoot Me
Matt Davies (AMS) decries the difficulty of getting on the list for vaccination, and it’s an even better metaphor if…
CSotD: Friday Clean-up
The current level of toxicity on social media is depressing and probably bodes ill for the country, but, whatever is…
CSotD: No simple answers
I’m glad Signe Wilkinson (AMS) got out in front of the pack on this one, because it’s a good take…
CSotD: The Eve of Destruction
It’s hard to pick a starting point today, but Pat Bagley offers a good reflection on things, because we’ve sure…
CSotD: In which I see everything twice
Candorville sets the tone for today, and if Lemont and I share a cynical view of society, it’s at least…