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I'm in Washington, D.C. for two cartoon events, one of which was last night. At that function, a reader of my blog told me he loved it but he rarely ever finishes reading it because they're always too long. I agree, so today's blog is going to be short. I talked to my good friend... Continue Reading →
Here’s your cartoon for this week’s CNN Opinion newsletter. Please sign up to get these in your inbox every Sunday. I already wrote one blog this week on Elon and Twitter, so click the link above and read my editor's column. Signed prints: The signed prints are just $40.00 each. Every cartoon on this site is available. You... Continue Reading →
To believe Elon Musk cares about free speech would be like believing Donald Trump cares about anyone other than himself. It would be like believing Republicans are patriots, fiscal, pro-life, freedom-lovers, or care about family values. After Twitter banned Donald Trump for inciting a white nationalist terrorist attack to overturn a democratic election and to... Continue Reading →
The trend among MAGAts to be as vile and corrosive as possible is continuing, this time into school board meetings. What's next? Going to nursing homes to pee in pudding, or daycare centers to steal juice boxes and string cheese? The history of school board meetings is that school board meetings are boring. Even members... Continue Reading →
Let's get something straight at the start. Expressing yourself on social media isn't about free speech. When a platform deletes your comment, you have every right to be upset (that's freedom), but they did not censor you or deny your First Amendment rights. Facebook is not a government platform. You don't have a right to... Continue Reading →
In 1983, Hustler Magazine published a parody mimicking a Campari advertising campaign that conducted interviews with celebrities about "their first time," a double-entendre about their first time drinking the alcohol. In the parody, the subject was the famous televangelist Jerry Falwell who misunderstood the "first-time" question and said his first time was with his mother... Continue Reading →
The Federal Communications Commission has decided to repeal Net Neutrality. What is that? Net Neutrality is a set of rules put in place by the Obama administration that prohibit high-speed internet service providers, or I.S.P.s, from stopping or slowing down the delivery of websites. They also prevent the companies from charging customers extra fees for... Continue Reading →
With freedom of speech being perhaps our strongest guarantee you have to take the good with the bad. While we celebrate Martin Luther King telling us that he had a dream, we have to stomach Ann Coulter vomiting up such filth as "It would be a much better country if women did not vote," and... Continue Reading →
Sunshine Week is a national initiative by the America Society of News Editors. It started in Florida and went national in 2005 and is recognized for a week every March. It coincides with James Madison's birthday. Freedom of information and access to open government is crucial to have a free nation. It's a constant fight... Continue Reading →
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