By Barry Blitt in The New Yorker.
Well, what did you expect from a blog named “Bark Bark Woof Woof”?
By Barry Blitt in The New Yorker.
Well, what did you expect from a blog named “Bark Bark Woof Woof”?
The strip for today wasn’t posted when I put up today’s Sunday Reading.
Doonesbury — Say what?
Matt Davies in Newsday via:
Jim Morin in the Miami Herald.
Jim Morin in the Miami Herald.
Via the Guardian:
Kim Warp in The New Yorker:
By Dr. Seuss from 1941 on America’s policy of not taking in refugees from Europe during World War II. Note the slogan on the mom’s sweater.
No, this is not a post about University of Florida football. It’s about Trump voters finding out that their hero’s plan to “drain the swamp” is bait and switch, and they’re the bait.
Case in point: the appointment of a bunch of Wall Street bankers — those wonderful folks who brought you the Great Recession — are being welcomed back to the table. And they’re not happy.
Most importantly, this is a shining example of how Trump gaslit the nation. He pointed his finger at Hillary Clinton as the corrupt one for having delivered a few speeches, when his corruption was so deep it could have been seen beneath his thin, shiny orange skin.
Didn’t I just say that?
This flag-burning tweet is designed, pun intended, to inflame his white GOP base and deflect their attention from his once-vaunted promises to drain the swamp while he brings in fresh alligators.
Old swamp, same as new swamp? Jim Morin in the Miami Herald.
Also starring Mitt Romney as the Thing That Wouldn’t Die.
Jim Morin in the Miami Herald:
Jim Morin in the Miami Herald:
Mike Thompson in the Detroit Free Press: