CSotD: Spin Cycle
Got in later than I’d hoped yesterday, so nothing to report on the AAEC/CXC confab yet. Meanwhile, the globe apparently…
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CSotD: Der Perfekte Sturmer
Timing is everything in comedy, and today’s Barney & Clyde (WPWG) was excellently timed, coming after the first wave of…
CSotD: Most of the People Most of the Time
There were a boatload of primaries the other day and now it’s on to November, and, as Dave Granlund says,…
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: Futility
Constant Readers may have noted that I’m currently frustrated and have been avoiding political cartoons for a few days. David…
CSotD: Willful Ignorance
Paresh Nath (Cartoon Arts Int’l) posted this cartoon before the elections in Iran, but that’s an irrelevant detail, since everyone…
CSotD: Herd Impunity and other toxins
Prickly City (AMS) offers an intelligent view of our current dilemma, and offers a hope that there are more than…
CSotD: The Cloud of Knowing
I’m leading off today with this Ann Telnaes piece for two reasons. One is that I like it and that…
CSotD: Great Expectations
A word about today’s headline: “Great Expectations” is one of my favorite novels. It’s about how easily a decent young…
CSotD: The long and short of it
The flow of inspiration from the Trump firehose has been such that I just want to flush it out now,…
How foreign editorial cartoonists viewed the election results
Yesterday I posted cartoons from the candidate’s “hometown” editorial cartoonists. Today, Jos Valdman writing in the Herald Sun looks at…