The United States had a deal that could have prevented Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
Donald Trump ripped that deal up and got nothing in return.
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The United States had a deal that could have prevented Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
Donald Trump ripped that deal up and got nothing in return.
Wow!
I've enjoyed ALL your books about US presidents.
Words mean nothing.
Can't wait for it!
"Tired Foxy Napping on the Deck" is the name I was given by my native tribe.
His final reversion to his true demonic form.
And someone in the New York effing Times recently referred to JD Vance as Trump's "likely heir apparent."
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That's great! I love them but I never saw the obvious likeness till now. 😄
They were also worse to work with on licensed comics than some of the folks at TSR, which is saying something.
When I researched my book on the JFK assassination and the Warren Report, a conclusion I drew was that most conspiracy theories can better be explained by incompetence and ass-covering.
It seems all Kansas-issued trans drivers' licenses are invalid, effective tomorrow
It is now illegal for trans people to drive a car until they surrender their license at a DMV (that most will need to drive to) and have it reissued with the wrong gender marker
This was never about woman's sports
I saw this misuse of the term "blood libel" elsewhere and was appalled that Jewish groups are throwing it around without regard to its actual meaning.
The next Democratic candidate for president needs to talk this way.
Spend the 18 minutes to watch.
That's fantastic!
perhaps I have made a mistake
I remember when you told a seven-year-old at our show in Ann Arbor that she was just as much a cartoonist as you. And how we had her tabling the next year.
i say let them do it. if i were a senate democrat i would relish the opportunity to let the country know that republicans don't think you should vote if you are a married woman www.nytimes.com/2026/02/21/u...
"Comics are not movies, and in some ways they're better" is something I keep telling people. Keep preaching, Joe, and good luck with the venture.
Am I the only one who calls King Charles's brother The Andrew Formerly Known as Prince?
I'd like to nominate Maurice Sendak's "In the Night Kitchen" for best comic of 1970.
My brother Nat is often, and erroneously, referred to as Nate. Or at least that's been the case since Nate became a popular name. My parents wanted to refer to him as Nathaniel, but I think they decided it was better for him to have a moniker he could easily pronounce.
I suspect we're not communicating well, so let me try again. I read the original line to mean that striving immigrants are not skilled workers in the way that term is generally used. But even if not professionals or in skilled trades, those who strive to make a decent life here are welcome.
Btw, I think you're misreading "magnet for the skilled and striving." That's two distinct categories, not one: We welcome not only those who are skilled but those who are striving.
I'm quite proud of my wretched refuse heritage, and of the America that made room for my grandparents and great-grandparents.
Just backed it on your recommendation, Ron. So I know who to turn to if I'm displeased. 😉
Good question!
I read the Trump-backed voter suppression bill, the so-called “Save America Act,” so you don’t have to. Here’s my summary. Please tell your Senators to vote NO on this abomination: 202-224-3121. TY. 1/