CSotD: Knaves, Fools & the Servant of Two Masters
We’ll get to knaves and fools in a minute, but first a salute to unintentional genius, as The Brilliant Mind…
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We’ll get to knaves and fools in a minute, but first a salute to unintentional genius, as The Brilliant Mind…
Scott Stantis isn’t the only media person upset because Kamala Harris isn’t playing the game right, though it should be…
Michael de Adder offers a State of the Disunion Address for political cartooning. As noted the other day, I suspect…
Brewster Rockit (Tribune) gets to lead off for a second day in a row, having shifted from the informational back…
Start with an explainer from Brewster Rockit (Tribune). The strip is usually an absurdist laff-fest, but it breaks from time…
The big news this morning is about Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin last night. It was so predictable that…
The whole world is watching, and Peter Schrank indicates what the whole world is thinking, or at least the whole…
Today will be a combination of the absurd and the frightening, so we’ll start somewhere in the middle with Graeme…
Brazilian cartoonist Amorim (Cartoon Movement) leads us off today with a reasonable critique of the humanitarian disaster unfolding in Gaza,…
Ann Telnaes sent me scrambling for the Googles with this one, because she’d apparently picked up on a NYTimes story…
Confession: I didn’t watch last night’s debate. There were several reasons: One was that it didn’t appear to be on…
Might as well start with a laugh, or as close as we can get to one. RJ Matson steps back…
There’s not a whole lot we can agree on these days, but Michael Ramirez (Creators) touches on one sacred principle:…
David Rowe captures the significance of the last-minute settlement between Fox and Dominion Voting Systems: It’s less a punishment for…
The game of “What if?” can be silly. Here, Lisa Benson plays “What if libruls didn’t want the entire trove…