Jules Feiffer has described Tony Auth best, "His perspective is that of a bemused and often angry comic historian. Irony, never a favorite form with Americans, is his meat and potatoes. He is not smug, and though he can be mean, he is never mean-spirited. Auth is a moralist and an optimist. He insists, even in this day and age, that hope is more than the name of a right-wing comedian or the shtick of a reactionary president."
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ghostkeeper said, about 6 hours ago
Err . . . not quite sure . . . after Hurricane Sandy, the sun shines again?
Justice22 said, about 6 hours ago
Funny! I like the sign, crossed fingers, rabbit’s foot and four leaf clover.
Donald Williams said, about 4 hours ago
@Justice22
Did you overlook the lucky horseshoe?