Signifying Nothing
on August 11, 2017
What a week, huh?
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Dressed to Kill
on August 10, 2017
Despite being our poorest president, Truman had all of his suits tailor-made and was always impeccably dressed. He never really stopped being that haberdashery owner from Missouri. Truman was so dedicated to his formal appearance, that his measurements are publicly[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
72 years from the bombing of Nagasaki. Is it coincidence that this week, of all weeks, we’re also talking about increased threats of nuclear war? Let’s hope so.
We Live To Tread On Kings
on August 8, 2017
To Eleanor Roosevelt’s credit, she later visited Hiroshima to survey the aftermath of the bombing and would often call for our collective better wisdom in the future. Our good friend Harry S Truman, on the other hand, only offered condolences[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna Fall
A Farce To Be Reckoned With
on August 3, 2017
Yesterday’s comic was posted late, so if you missed that one, make sure you click back to it. My energy level after Politicon (which was a blast, by the way, and I’m writing a full report of it) delayed the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
In Development
Theodore Roosevelt never liked Woodrow Wilson that much.
The Magnitsky Act
What do YOU know about the Magnitsky Act, fellow ordinary American?
The Thirteen Stripes
on July 31, 2017
Chapter: 2017 - July
Characters: Abigail Adams, Bill Clinton, Calvin Coolidge, Charles G Dawson, Chester A Arthur, James Madison, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Louisa Adams, Nellie Taft, Richard Nixon, Thomas Jefferson, Warren G Harding
Location: Jefferson Memorial
