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1. 3 days ago on Nancy

   IMHO, this is the best substitute artwork so far. Reminds me a little of R. Crumb.

2. 3 days ago on Warped

   A great tribute to a great writer!

3. 9 days ago on Li'l Abner

   I really wish they’d rerun some additional stories from the several decades of Li’l Abner. The strip above is the transition from one of my favorite stories to one of my least favorites. But either way, we’ve been rereading the same small group of stories for too long!

4. 11 days ago on One Big Happy

   Wasn’t there a particular day in 2000 when several strips all featured tributes to Charles Schulz? I wonder if this was part of that collective tribute…

5. 13 days ago on Little Nemo

   Beautiful artwork for the grand and glorious Fourth, even if it’s 9 days late…

6. 24 days ago on Bozo

   I always enjoy looking for Fuzzy and get a kick out of it when he’s part of the main gag!

7. 27 days ago on Prickly City

   Sorry to belabor this, but the comment board here won’t let me paste in 5e links to the Post article and the Wikipedia page I mentioned. Sorry about that – just trying to be helpful.

8. 27 days ago on Prickly City

   Not sure why, but the links in the reprinted Post article above aren’t active, although they are in the article itself.

   But as I said, the information is readily available if you want it. It took me about five seconds to find it.

9. 27 days ago on Prickly City

   Trump’s false or misleading claims total 30,573 over 4 yearsAnalysis by Glenn Kessler, Salvador Rizzo and Meg KellyJanuary 24, 2021 at 3:00 a.m. ESTThe Fact Checker counted a total of 30,573 false or misleading claims made by President Trump during his White House tenure. Here’s what we learned.When The Washington Post Fact Checker team first started cataloguing President Donald Trump’s false or misleading claims, we recorded 492 suspect claims in the first 100 days of his presidency. On Nov. 2 alone, the day before the 2020 vote, Trump made 503 false or misleading claims as he barnstormed across the country in a desperate effort to win reelection.This astonishing jump in falsehoods is the story of Trump’s tumultuous reign. By the end of his term, Trump had accumulated 30,573 untruths during his presidency — averaging about 21 erroneous claims a day.What is especially striking is how the tsunami of untruths kept rising the longer he served as president and became increasingly unmoored from the truth.Trump averaged about six claims a day in his first year as president, 16 claims day in his second year, 22 claims day in this third year — and 39 claims a day in his final year. Put another way, it took him 27 months to reach 10,000 claims and an additional 14 months to reach 20,000. He then exceeded the 30,000 mark less than five months later.

   Read our full report on the database.See the pace of Trump’s false claims in this amazing visual graphic.Visit the Trump claims database website and explore it. The database has an extremely fast search engine that will quickly locate suspect statements made by Trump. Readers can also isolate claims by time period, subject or venue.The fact checks in the database amount to about 5 million words and many include links to sources that debunk Trump’s statements.The Trump claims database was nominated by the Arthur L. Car

10. 27 days ago on Prickly City

    The Washington Post article below has links to sources that list the 30,000+ lies he told during his presidency. I believe there’s also a Wikipedia page devoted to the topic. If you really want that information, it’s readily available.

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