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…
As Jeff Stahler (AMS) notes, the writers’ strike in Hollywood has been settled and, as he also notes, that doesn’t…
There are many Hunter Biden cartoons this week, but Clay Bennett (CTFP) offers my favorite because it’s so completely foolish….
DD Degg recently posted two round-ups (here and here) of remarks from people who are of the opinion that political…
Pros and Cons (KFS) relies on three main characters: Samuel, the incompetent attorney; Stan, the somewhat brutish but kind-hearted cop…
Alex offers a grim prediction for writers, or at least those who don’t go to the right cocktail parties in…
I don’t know if today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) counts as “fortuitous” timing, since nobody in Vermont or the lower Hudson…
If we’re going to talk about subjective reality, we might as well begin where the term was hatched, in the…
I’m surprised and a bit disappointed that more political cartoonists in Britain haven’t jumped on Robert Jenrick’s heartless order to…
We’ll start our discussion of priorities here, as Steve Brodner poses the question. Others have chided people for chortling over…
The advantage of the Jan 6 Committee holding a hearing in prime time rather than in midafternoon was that more…
Morten Morland offers an Easter-themed bit of Moskva Mockery. Most of today’s Easter cartoons, as with most mandatory holiday cartoons,…
We’ll lead off today with Clay Jones and half a story he didn’t know about when he posted this. As…
Between countless variations on Putin painting himself into a corner and even more versions of people slapping other people, political…
RJ Matson keeps the matter of Clarence Thomas’s ethical failures before the public, which I think is important, given the…