
CSotD: The Uninformed Consent of the Governed
Pat Bagley opens today’s conversation with the accusation the lawmakers intentionally remain uninformed, tossing in the idea that, not only…
Pat Bagley opens today’s conversation with the accusation the lawmakers intentionally remain uninformed, tossing in the idea that, not only…
A bit of politics before we go for the laughs. I was surprised that NASA’s asteroid deflection drew so much…
Good thinking, Willie. I’m gonna throttle back a little myself. It’s not that there’s no news to analyze, but much…
I know I got a bigger laff out of this BC (Creators) than I should have, because it happened to…
(Rabbits Against Magic — AMS) (Prickly City — AMS) Politics are everywhere, and it’s good to see them on the…
Sage Stossel gets as political as I’m planning to be today, the Yea! factor here being that the minions are…
They Can Talk provides an excellent starting point for contemplating cartoons that remind me of other things, because, by playing…
Doing comic strips about the end of the school year — or the beginning, for that matter — is tricky…
Let’s start the day with a grim chuckle from Wiley Miller, because, while today’s Non Sequitur (AMS) is funny, it’s…
Existential Comics strikes my mood perfectly. We didn’t read a lot of 20th Century anything back in the 60s when…
Rabbits Against Magic (AMS) offers an all-too-realistic view of the non-floral May Day in our current days of stubborn selfishness,…
Our comment feature appears to be broken beyond repair, at least for our current platform, which inspires (finally!) a redesign,…
Jeff Stahler (AMS) raises a question that Hollywood has got to be pondering, because it’s not just about being old….