
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…
I’ve had enough cartoons about the speakership voting, but I did get a laugh out of RJ Matson’s commentary because…
On the Fastrack (KFS) wins the Best Coincidental Timing Award for what can’t have been but surely seems a commentary…
The AAEC panel on “Cartooning in a Post-Truth World” was, as noted yesterday, dynamic enough to justify separate treatment, and…
This will be a relatively short CSotD, but don’t be fooled, because the links truly matter and you’ll have plenty…
(Matt Davies) (Mike Luckovich) (Bill Bramhall) This is an intriguing Juxtaposition because of the breadth contained in it….
Hurricane Ian has made landfall in Florida and there’s little funny in what this powerful storm is doing, but, then…
I saw the first corgi cartoon on the funny pages today, so I guess that tells us the time lag…
Jack Ohman (Counterpoint) notes the lack of conflict-of-interest rules for Congress, in light of a proposal by Zoe Lofgren (D-CA)…
Overseas cartoonists seem to be doing a better job than the Americans of covering the changing war in Ukraine, though,…
Ann Telnaes asks a simple question, amid the continuing downpour of corgis and weeping guardsmen and crowns being passed around…
The relentless corgi stampede continues, and Dr. MacLeod comments on the lack of imagination and creativity that it represents. I…
As is often said here, the “bland restatement” technique of cartoons like This Modern World is often a problem, since…
I was surprised to hear yesterday’s news about the dip in NAEP reading and math scores over the past year,…
I take some comfort from Cathy Wilcox‘s cartoon, not because she’s a shining beacon of hope but because it’s good…