CSotD: Hobbes, Rousseau and Benedict
Existential Comics, which just celebrated its tenth year, continues the birthday festivities with this contrast of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Thomas…
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Existential Comics, which just celebrated its tenth year, continues the birthday festivities with this contrast of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Thomas…
This morning’s news of a potential American-negotiated pause in the fighting in Gaza, plus a release of prisoners, puts a…
The woman in this Steve Kelley (Creators) cartoon asks an excellent question. I blame the Civil Rights Movement. Once Black…
Caulfield asks a relevant question in today’s Frazz (AMS), and he’s got the excuse of being just a little feller…
Pat Bagley reached the same conclusion just before it apparently dawned on Congress that Tommy Tuberville’s precious stunt was providing…
This is going to be a grumpy day, but let’s start with Jimmy Margulies (KFS)‘s commentary on Mike Johnson’s ascension…
Cathy Wilcox cites a phenomenon as old as war itself, the need to objectify and make “other” our opponents in…
Ann Telnaes sent me scrambling for the Googles with this one, because she’d apparently picked up on a NYTimes story…
There was a substantial mix of cartoons this morning about the removal of Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House,…
Clay Bennett (CTFP) might instead have used a four-word slogan on that second shirt that ends “Find Out,” but it…
I wish I could believe in Paul Fell’s vision of a world in which labor unions had the upper hand…
Ward Sutton sums up the hypocrisy and chaos of our current situation, and he’s right without offering much of an…
When I heard of the Trump team’s preposterous proposal to postpone that Jan 6 trial until April, 2026, I thought…
In case you missed it, Paul Fell summarizes the growing, and increasingly official, war on the free press. On one…
Matt Golding starts us off with this cheerful vision, and, while exaggeration is one of the main tools of political…