Cartoon Saturday

Good lord, can we just have a single week of something other than lunacy?

Der Furor has named Bill Pulte, an aggressive loyalist with no intelligence background or experience who runs a federal housing agency, to be the Acting Director of National Intelligence; Secretary of Defense (not War) Pete Hegseth blocked the promotions of several Navy officers selected for one-star Admiral rank, targeting minority and women officers and leaving no women on the promotion list; Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin refused to commit to obeying court orders he believes come from politically-motivated judges; Elias Irizarri, a January 6th rioter who pleaded guilty for several offenses and was pardoned by Der Furor, has been hired for a job in the Pentagon’s sensitive office for Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict; and sexually insecure men are engaging in a range of weird techniques called "spermmaxxing" to boost the quality and quantity of their sperm ... as if helping such men improve their breeding would be a good thing.

This week, a collection of cartoons about the unsung heroes of law enforcement - those who draw the chalk outlines at crime scenes.

He probably needs more chalk, too ...

Color-by-numbers isn't always appropriate ...

Officer DaVinci gets reassigned ...

It's a reasonable theory ...

If only ...

An honest mistake ...

As my father used to say, "everybody gotta start someplace" ...

There's training involved? ...

Training exercise ...

It was a nice gesture, if inappropriate ...

And so ends the first Cartoon Saturday for June - I hope you enjoyed the look at the lighter side of law enforcement, which has few lighter sides lately.

Have a good day and a great weekend. More thoughts tomorrow, when we take the first trip to Poetry Sunday for the new month.

Bilbo