Tom Tomorrow sums up the bizarre problem of life in a country divided between two realities.Sparky lays out a litany of abuses that ought to arouse at least concern, if not fury, in a civilized mind, only to discover that they bounce off because the person he is talking to lives in a totally other […]
There are a lot of coronavirus cartoons, but, while Mike Smith hasn’t taken the time to draw a virus or put a mask on anyone, I think he’s done the best job of capturing the issue.And I will defer the job of commentary to WashPost columnist Catherine Rampell, who begins a brilliant essay thus:It mattered […]
A good editorial cartoon should be provocative. Whether you lean left or right, you should be able to find something you like – and dislike – in Counterpoint. That is our strength. Cartoons get people thinking and debating. Engaged debate is the lifeblood of a well-functioning democracy. — Nick AndersonIf you follow any of an […]
Matt Davies celebrates one of the most hilarious misfires in a very long time, the attempt of conservative trolls to shame Alexandria Ocasio-Cortes by posting a musical video she’d made in college which was so wonderful and winning that I’m not even going to dig up a link because I’m sure you’ve seen it.The recreation […]
So let’s take a simple Bizarro gag too seriously, shall we?It seems that, when it comes to food allergies, there are three categories of people:Group One: Those who have genuine, serious food allergies which they must take seriously.Group Two: Faddists and hypochondriacs who believe they have food allergies but don’t.Group Three: Fakers who use the term […]