Cartoon Saturday

Who designs these $^&@# weeks, anyhow?

Attorney John Eastman, who devised the illegal "fake electors" scheme to help Der Furor steal the 2020 election, has gone on trial in Los Angeles and could lose his law license; an armed uprising appears to be taking place in Russia as mercenaries of the Wagner Group have attacked and apparently seized the major city and military hub of Rostov-on-Don; under pressure from right-wing extremists in his caucus, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he supports the idea of expunging the two impeachments of Der Furor; in the latest example of solidarity within GOP congressional ranks, Empty G referred to fellow low-wattage ultra-conservative bulb Lauren Boebert as a "little bitch;" and in Georgia, a man has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering his ex-wife's divorce lawyer and setting fire to his office ... there is no truth to the rumor that Der Furor has been considering a similar way of getting rid of his lawyers without paying them.

I was too lazy to pick out a theme for this week's collection of cartoons, so I just decided to wander through the unsorted file and pick out a few good ones for this week ...

When you run out of excuses in court ...  

As the Magic 8 Ball would say, "Signs point to 'yes'" ...

It's important to read the fine print ...

Well, that's how it worked out, anyhow ...

Times change ...

If I were a gentleman farmer, this would be my farm ...

Perhaps this is how we ended up with the House Freedom Caucus ...

I think this could be an issue for future sales ...

What Texas didn't buy, Florida did ...

"The Piranha Club" used to be my favorite cartoon strip, and I was distraught a few years back when Bud Grace stopped writing it. In this case, it looks as if Der Furor may have been in the congregation ...

And that's it for this week ... I hope there was something in the collection for each of you.

Have a good day and a great weekend ... more thoughts tomorrow, when Musical Sunday returns.

Bilbo