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Daryl Cagle's Blog

by Daryl Cagle

Back to School Top Ten Cartoons!
Back to school cartoons were popular with editors this week. I chuckled at Bruce Plante’s cartoon juxtaposing a frowning kid with a smiling parent, a sentiment I’m sure many families relate to after spending the entire summer with their chil ...

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Dogs and cats also facing tough times
by Tom Purcell
There’s a lot of sad news to go around, but this Vox story really breaks my heart: animal shelters are overflowing with abandoned dogs and cats again. A few years ago, during COVID isolation, there was a surge of people rescuing pets from shel ...
MAGA clown car bullish about its criminal coup defendant
by Dick Polman
In the early minutes of Wednesday's Republican debate, while everyone on stage was studiously ignoring the fact that their AWOL rival is a serial criminal defendant, someone on Twitter asked what we’d prefer to be doing instead of watching tha ...
What to like about the GOP’s primary debate
by Michael Reagan
As usual, there was too much cross-talk and chaos on stage. And there was way too much partisan cheering and hooting by the audience. But the first Republican presidential primary debate on Fox News was an entertaining spectacle. Instead of wat ...
Baldness: is not parting such sweet sorrow?
by Danny Tyree
Nearly 60 years after discovering “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” I still watch the classic sitcom, but some of the punchlines haven’t held up particularly well. Or maybe I’m the one who hasn’t held up so well. You may recall that gag write ...
How the prosecution of Trump in Georgia could backfire
by Carl Golden
Amid the howls of outrage and shouts of jubilation over the indictment in Georgia of former president Donald Trump on charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 election, a few cautionary voices were raised quietly expressing concern that govern ...
Hop on down to San Antone
by Jase Graves
These days, getting all three of my semi-grown daughters together for a family activity is like herding cats who have cars, jobs at coffee shops and their own debit cards. So, when our girls were able to pencil us in for a quick weekend trip to ...
No surprise that Black judges are targets of the MAGA movement
by Elwood Watson
It is hardly surprising that Black judges and prosecutors are being targeted by Donald Trump and his MAGA supporters. Earlier this month, Abigail Jo Shry, a Donald Trump supporter, was held without bond on federal charges of threatening to kill ...
The Babe’s bats are still powerful
by Peter Funt
No matter how you look at it, Babe Ruth swung a big stick. The bats he used during 22 seasons as baseball’s Sultan of Swat produced 2,873 hits and a remarkable 714 home runs. Each weighed between 42 and 44 ounces (compared to bats favored by t ...
A red carpet for Afghanistan and Ukraine, but not for Maui
by Joe Guzzardi
Survivors of the deadly fires in Maui are being offered a $700-per-household payment by FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) and temporary shelter. But in Maui, $700 doesn’t go far. Estimated monthly living costs for a family of four ...
Americans could be like the frog in the pot of hot water
by Christine Flowers
I hate to be cliché, but I’m going to tell you a proverb you’ve probably already heard a hundred or so times. There was a frog, and he saw this pot of boiling water and said to himself, “I’m not going there. I’m not crazy.” A few da ...
Black icons are AWOL on smash-and-grabbers
by Michael Reagan
Another week, another lame Trump indictment. Another week, another slimy Hunter Biden report. Another week, another smash-and-grab at a California mall. You can’t get away from this crummy stuff unless you turn off the TV, take the alerts off ...
Trump’s confederacy of dunces was actually ‘a criminal enterprise’
by Dick Polman
While we ponder the pathetic fact that the top candidate for the 2024 Republican nomination is a twice-impeached quadruple-indicted electorally-defeated accused racketeer, and while we absorb the breadth and depth of Georgia’s “criminal ente ...

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