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There are many things that Dear Leader can’t seem to understand, and Jimmy Margulies captures two of them here: One…
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There are many things that Dear Leader can’t seem to understand, and Jimmy Margulies captures two of them here: One…
I’m getting burned out on editorial cartoons, mostly because they aren’t saying much that’s new or important anymore. JD Crowe…
Juxtaposition of the Truth (Michael de Adder) (Ann Telnaes) Start with the truth: The danger posed by the coronavirus is…
I don’t think you can call Jeremy Banx’s work “deceptively simple” because the depth in his simple work is not…
Tom Tomorrow scores in a time when it’s hard to make more than one valid argument, never mind popping off…
I expected a certain amount of repetitive imagery on New Years Day, but the phrase “Out with the old, in…
I’m starting to get in the Christmas mood, but Dear Leader keeps dragging me back to Macroland. John Cole suggests…
I always hesitate before using Mo because it only comes out once a week and you really should be giving…
I really puzzled over which of several cartoons on the topic to lead with, but Tom Toles puts it on…
Dear Leader has revealed his plans for reforming immigration, and Jack Ohman sums it up: The idea is to have…
Bill Bramhall uses a familiar symbol — heck, I just cited it the other day — and this time, it’s…
Some serious thoughts, some purely silly ones, but starting with a good insight by John Cole into the impact of…
I’ll break the suspense: It’s “we.” It goes back to that thing about how most Indian tribes got their names…
It’s no particular secret to Constant Readers that I’m a fan of Ann Telnaes, but when, quite some time…
I don’t often argue with Frazz, but I’d take a spoonful of the candied yams and several of the green…