comment: >
  
  I've seen The Mosquito Coast. Doesn't end well for the Castaways.
context: Political Journey
  Just Wanna Grille >
  
  While the second panel in the first comic is very true, a lot of our current woes stem from Reagan and his administration (a small first domino in the line of them, so to speak)
  I'd say that we're already living in the second cartoon. This look at trucks from Axios is an interesting examination on just how trucks have gotten bigger in the past 50 years >
  
  It's ridiculous. Some local news channel did an experiment to see how many kids they could line up in front of a modern truck before the driver could see their heads, and I'm pretty sure it was like 12. >
  
  I found the link to it (or a similar story), but I've seen those lineups before and it's getting to the point where modern trucks might as well be MRAPs with how inpenetrable they're being built (and no, having extra sensors, cameras and technology in the vehicles don't help)... >
  
  Funny you should mention MRAPs >
  
  That's real, huh?
  And I thought Hummers and Escalades were too over the fucking top 20 years ago... >
  
  Yep, it's real. >
  
  Michael de Adder, The Washington Post:
  Something to Hang Your Hat On
  Bursting the Balloon
  History Repeats >
  
  Bonus de Adder:
  This one's similar to Two Americas last week: Street Crimes
  And something a little lighter: Strong Constitution >
  
  Clay Jones:
  Bully for History
  Goon Committee
  Dragging On Black History >
  
  Bonus Jones:
  Facebook Ban-alamadingdong
  Insurrection Pizza
  Aborting Bare Arms >
  
  Nick Anderson, Counterpoint: 
  School Libraries
  Maternal Mortality Rates
  Woke >
  
  Mike Luckovich, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 
  Gas Stove Alternative
  Ditch Your Book
  Accurate Description >
  
  All political cartoons need to keep DeSantis's with his white go-go boots on! >
  
  Pedro X. Molina:
  Revisionist history
  Another Groundhog Day
  Closer >
  
  damn these are gorgeous. Is he a newer artist? idk if I've ever seen him here before. >
  
  I've posting his work for about a month now. I forget how I discovered him, but I really like him as well. >
  
  Groundhog Day is adorable. >
  
  Ann Telnaes:
  The antiabortion movement and your medicine cabinet
  McCarthy’s got a load >
  
  Clay Bennett, The Chattanooga Times Free Press:
  Common Fears
  The Sequel
  The Only Safe Book is a Banned Book >
  
  "Back Despite Popular Demand" genius >
  
  Ruben Bolling:
  Books for Florida >
  
  I absolutely love this one. >
  
  Andy Marlette, The Pensacola News Journal:
  The Con
  The Balloon
  The Castaways