CSotD: Unreliable Narrators
Pearls Before Swine (AMS) offers a yes-but-no discussion of our situation. There certainly are a lot of people siloed in…
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Pearls Before Swine (AMS) offers a yes-but-no discussion of our situation. There certainly are a lot of people siloed in…
We have met the enemy, and he is Will Rogers. Constant Readers know I dislike the Will Rogers approach, in…
Dave Whamond sets the table for today’s discussion. On first look, you might well think he is contrasting the left…
David Ostow manages to both echo my despair at the present moment and give me flashbacks to the days when…
Start with the good news, which is that I agree with Dave Granlund’s idea though not with the sense of…
Rob Rogers (Tinyview) sets up today’s topic: If nobody knows that it happened, did it? And, if it didn’t happen,…
Rick McKee offers a bit of a puzzler, because we seem to be locked in an endless argument over what…
Seems like President’s Day is a good excuse to start with this example of our love of lies and mythology…
When Michael Ramirez (Creators) begins quoting Michael Dukakis, you know the End Times are near. Ramirez is hard to pin…
When the little newspaper on Long Island revealed the cascade of lies under which George Santos was elected, it touched…
There’s really nothing new about the “latest” poll Cynthia cites in this Barney & Clyde (Counterpoint), and it’s good to…
There are many Hunter Biden cartoons this week, but Clay Bennett (CTFP) offers my favorite because it’s so completely foolish….
Candorville (KFS) often blurs the lines between its main character, Lemont Brown, and its creator, Darrin Bell, but Bell’s latest…
Having waded through the Coronation (mostly, see below), National Cartoonist’s Day, Cinco de Mayo and the Kent State Anniversary, we’re…