CSotD: On Further Review …
A day for catching up on various things, and we’ll start with today’s Zits (KFS), in which it turns out…
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CSotD: Rah Rah Rah Rah Sis Boom Bah!
Christopher Weyant captures the moment in a way that, as the fellows say, seems a sign of how bad things…
CSotD: Snapshot at a Moving Target
Given the late-breaking nature of Merrick Garland’s address yesterday afternoon, and the later revelation by the Washington Post that the…
CSotD: Weekend Addition (mostly Division)
It’s always good to start with a joke, and today’s In the Bleachers (AMS) made me redouble my search for…
CSotD: Season’s Gleanings
We’ll start out with some good news, via Steve Brodner: Not only did the Kellogg’s workers ratify a new contract,…
CSotD: McWar Games
Stuart Carlson (AMS) offers a pun which I suspect is more about unavailable and late-arriving Christmas presents than about World…
CSotD: Give the people a light …
A bit of Black Friday humor from Frazz (AMS) to mark the day. I’m having a little trouble with shopping…
CSotD: Sunday wrap
I’m about done talking about Kyle: he’s had enough publicity and he’ll get more without my help. But I couldn’t…
CSotD: 30 years ago – Anita Hill
Thirty years ago, cartoonist reactions to Anita Hill’s testimony in Clarence Thomas’s confirmation hearings began to fill the editorial pages,…
CSotD: No simple answers
I’m glad Signe Wilkinson (AMS) got out in front of the pack on this one, because it’s a good take…
CSotD: Looking For a Few Good Options
Ann Telnaes (WashPost) on GOP resistance to the hike in the minimum wage, now imperiled by a parliamentarian ruling that…
CSotD: Cultural cancellations
Loretta Lockhorn (KFS) offers an apolitical commentary on the cancel culture, which lets us open the topic gently before diving…
CSotD: The Nation That Walked Into Doors
We’ll let Jen Sorensen (Ind) set the stage for what is going to be an extensive and incomplete look at…
CSotD: Reaping the whirlwind
I wasn’t sure whether to start or end with Matt Wuerker‘s cartoon, but I think it does serve to set…