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Hey hivemind
I need a title for my next TMW compilation, preferrably something that summarizes the increasingly weird zeitgeist. Send me a winner and you’ll get credit in the book, as well as a signed print of the cartoon of your choice. And some Pearl Jam swag if you want it. Couple of notes: (1) “TOO MUCH CRAZY” has already been suggested by several readers, not to mention my wife, and is under consideration. (2) It’s very, very unlikely that you will come up with a play on the word “Tomorrow” that I have not heard several hundred times before. With that in mind, your ideas are eagerly solicited: tom (dot) tomorrow (at) gmail (dot) com. posted by
Tom Tomorrow
at 12:46 PM | link
What Atrios said
If passage of this bill helps a single person anywhere, then it was worth passing in whatever form possible. Health care in this country is a total clusterfuck, as anyone who’s ever dealt with an insurance company knows. But teabagger freakouts notwithstanding, this only barely qualifies as a victory. posted by
Tom Tomorrow
at 12:13 PM | link
The downward spiral
Regular readers of this site are aware that these are not good days for alt-cartooning. The latest bad news: citing budgetary constraints, Salon is dropping my friend Ruben Bolling’s fantastic Tom the Dancing Bug strip. I find this extraordinarily depressing for a variety of reasons, not least of which is that TTDB (as we insiders call it) is the cartoon my own cartoon wishes it could be when it grows up. Ruben is looking for a new home on the web, but in the meantime you can always find his comics at his ucomics page, which I strongly encourage you to bookmark. posted by
Tom Tomorrow
at 9:56 AM | link
March 19, 2010
Most brilliant thing ever
Just carve out fifteen minutes and watch this. Trust me.
posted by
Tom Tomorrow
at 9:48 AM | link
March 15, 2010
And another
The missing public option. For the record, I don’t support killing the bill — any modest improvement will still affect real people’s lives. Maybe this Rube Goldberg contraption, sans public option, really is the best we could ever have hoped for, in this political climate. That doesn’t mean it’s not infuriating. Here’s the full article referenced in the fourth panel. As to the question of whether or not Obama campaigned on the public option, I defer to Ezra Klein:
posted by
Tom Tomorrow
at 9:20 PM | link
March 8, 2010
New cartoon
An update from our friends at Glox News. posted by
Tom Tomorrow
at 10:34 PM | link
But of course
Under the category of “I am not making this up”: Sarah Palin says she used to cross the border to Canada to get health care. She now considers this “ironic.” posted by
Tom Tomorrow
at 11:59 AM | link
March 4, 2010
Philly poster update
Okay, so life got a little complicated for me for awhile there, but things are starting to calm down … so hopefully I’ll be able to deal with the signed edition of the Philly posters before too long. (You can see the whole set here.) I have more names on the wait list than I have posters, so those are most likely all spoken for already, but if I do end up with any sets left over I’ll post a note here. In the meantime it looks like they’re starting to sell (unsigned) copies of the posters at pearljam.com (click on North American Tour Posters). The catch is, you have to join the fan club ($20, click on Memberships) to be eligible to purchase them, but if you end up buying the whole set, that’s just an extra five bucks a poster. (I have no financial stake in fan club sales, just posting this for those of you who might be interested.) Friday edit: Second poster goes on sale at pearljam.com today, next two are up next week. (Also adding, for TMW fans not familiar with the PJ poster world: these are 18 x 24 silk-screened posters — printing is much more beautiful than standard offset litho.) posted by
Tom Tomorrow
at 1:18 PM | link
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