Nationally Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist
Howard Schultz is thinking about running for president as an independent. Who? Schultz is the answer no one is looking for. He's also the former CEO of Starbucks, which also pisses people off. A lot of people have strong opinions about Starbucks. It's too watery. It's too corporate. It's too liberal. What's the difference between... Continue Reading →
When I started my self-syndication business a few years ago, I needed to collect the contact information for every editor in the nation. It was a daunting task made even more difficult with the lack of internet in my home at that time. So, I went to McDonald's nearly every day to use their Wi-Fi.... Continue Reading →
Commercials have become a huge thing now for Super Bowls. Companies spend millions for airtime and many go over the top for creativity and humor. Others do not. During this year's Super Bowl a few had small political messages in them. Budweiser aired a commercial that was pro Immigration (as their founder immigrated here) and now... Continue Reading →
While many Trump supporters are going to Starbucks and demanding that "Trump" be written on their $5.00 caramel creme brulee frappuccino while whining they're being mistreated because they're white, white nationalists are holding rallies and victory parades and sieg heiling Donald Trump. I'm not talking about a couple of good-ole boys from the backwoods of... Continue Reading →
It's very bizarre to me that the group who says people should stop being so easily offended and politically correct goes ballistic when they receive a cup with nothing on it. Sometimes we're a really dumb country. One presidential candidate brags about attacking his mother with a hammer and trying to stab another relative while another... Continue Reading →
I drew this last Friday for The Daily Dot. Since then Starbucks has stopped their race initiative and the hanging story from Mississippi has kind of died down. The point of the cartoon still works. I did a cartoon on the Starbucks issue last week and some commentators on blogs wrote that it was the... Continue Reading →
Starbucks has initiated a campaign for their employees to talk to customers about race. That's nice. Really. Someone needs to talk about it. I've noticed the only people who get upset about this are those who are actually racist. If you think it's outrageous and out of place then you need to ask yourself what... Continue Reading →
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