BY TOM TOMORROW
Now featuring Chuckles the Sensible Woodchuck.
… Cartoon partly inspired by Greenwald’s columns last week, here and here. Also the Daily Show took on the same same topic recently, with the added advantage of video clips.
… also: the Sensible Liberal in the age of Bush.
… and: the New York Times article on the back-room trading of the public option is here.
Consensus seems to be that a link to each week’s new cartoon is useful, even if that’s pretty much all the blog consists of for the time being (I’m taking a small break from blogging otherwise). So here’s the new one: crisis on planet Glox!
Barring the occasional announcement, I think the time has come to mostly put the blog on hiatus for awhile (or at least to acknowledge that it has mostly been on hiatus for quite awhile already). I’ll be back at some point, just not sure when. Until then, you can keep up with my random observations by following my Twitter feed. And of course, each week’s new cartoon is posted on Salon on Tuesdays, and on Credo on Wednesdays.
And as always, I welcome reader email, though it tends to pile up and I don’t always respond with anything remotely resembling alacrity. It’s not you, it’s me.
Update: consensus suggests direct links to new cartoons are appreciated, so at minimum I’ll continue with that …
This week’s cartoon: the invisible hand of the free market has a solution for the oil spill. And last week’s, which I forgot to post: Obama the far-left radical.
(Previous appearances of the Hand: here, here, here, here and here.)
From the inbox:
Tom (Dan),
These posters are drop dead sexy! Looking from an angle, the black ink looks like velvet. Thank you so very much! Packaging was excellent! Thank you thank you thank you!Best wishes,
J.S.
(More info here.)