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The myth of sexual harassment.

The pepper-spray cop may be an abusive jerk unlikely to face serious consequences for his actions — but on the internet he’s a laughingstock.

So there. I guess.

Who could have possibly predicted it?

Oh, wait.

My administration has been closely monitoring the situation… and I know that we will be learning more tomorrow when day breaks.

As the situation continues to unfold, our first concern is preventing injury or loss of life. So I want to be very clear in calling upon the… authorities to refrain from any violence against peaceful protesters.

The people… have rights that are universal. That includes the right to peaceful assembly and association, the right to free speech, and the ability to determine their own destiny.

There is, of course, a catch: the speech was delivered in January, 2011.

Found this while cleaning off the hard drive, not sure who sent it. Bil Keane, who passed away recently, inspired some of the best comics parodies of all time.

And: if there’s anything you’ve been meaning to buy from the Cafe Press store, you’ll want to do that sooner rather than later. There are big changes coming soon, on the merchandising front.

Not Mitt Romney!

(Credit where due: the initial idea for this one came from a friend of a friend named Al Petterson, to whom I am greatly indebted.)

I could spend hours at this site.

It’s that wonderful time of the year when I start to compile my highly subjective and entirely incomplete Year in Review cartoons. Given that I have the memory of a small woodland animal, your suggestions are encouraged! Email to tomtomorrow at gmail dot com.

Looks like we’re off and running.

Hope you’ve all been training and stocking up (so to speak). Christmas is a formidable opponent.

But for you fifth columnists who pretend to celebrate the holiday, while secretly of course working to undermine it, a small suggestion/request/pathetic plea: long-time readers will remember that I published a children’s book, The Very Silly Mayor, in 2009. It was my first foray into the field, published by a very small publisher, Ig Publishing, and was largely overlooked by reviewers and, well, bookstores. But the publisher’s still around, I’m still around, and it would be fantastic if this were one of those slow-building success stories made possible by the Power of the Internet, which I’ve read about but not really experienced firsthand. At minimum, I’d like to make sure the publisher actually makes a few bucks on this one — they did such a fantastic job on the printing and production quality of this book. I’ve had some bad luck with publishers over the past five years — if by “bad luck” one means “utterly horrific and dispiriting experiences” — but Ig did right by me.

The book is aimed at kids three to six, maybe as old as seven. So if you have kids, or know someone who does, please consider giving them the Mayor as you infiltrate the holidays this year, Christmas Warriors.

Mississippi (of all places) rejected the zygote personhood amendment, while Ohio rejected Kasich’s anti-union Issue 2.

Common sense so rarely wins the day, you kind of have to rub your eyes and do a double take when you see it happen.

… more at the Great Orange Satan.