Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for June 14, 2017

The orange hair turned into a crown. I think that’s called natural progression

I believe that the crucial point came last November.

Looks like they finally figured out just how deeply they are being screwed.

The walls were built, and they clearly didn’t last long. Wonder if this is a premonition.

King Mouse looks like a cross between Richard Nixon and Eli Wallach.

Not a mouse – he’s a rat. Oh! I didn’t realize you were talking about the ’toon. Sorry

the caption can apply to some teens and young adults as well. take away fast food(s) & handheld devices and they"re lost.

Love the tie! It reminds me of some other rat, but I just can’t think of who…

I can think of no better social experiment. In fact, forget waterboarding, pulling the plug would be a far worse torture for some people.

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Me? I’m just a troglodyte making it in the modern world.

Willard rules!!

Pronoun trouble: “our” = The Rats, or The Experimenters?

From “Pinky and the Brain: The Lost Episodes”.

Well, you wanted a POTUS to think outside the box, didn’t you? Wish granted.

At least they didn’t cut off the wine. . .

Cut off TV also and there would be a riot within 1/2 hour

King Rat

Given Monday’s truly bizarre Cabinet Meeting, where every Cabinet Secretary was forced to pay obeisance to Emperor tRUMP, this cartoon is not only apt, and timely but chillingly accurate.

Don’t you be takin’ my Obama phone!

“The crowd of mice at my feet was YUGE!”

The greatest rat there ever was, greater then all the ones that came before and if you don’t agree… well then you’re fired!

Calling the President names is so infantile, lame and counterproductive. Could all the leftists just stop being so tiresome already?

As tiresome as the Republicans have been for nearly 9 years against Obama?

Someone needs to euthanize that big rat for the sake of those little rats.

Delta and American Airlines will now withdraw all funding…

The whole thing reminds me of the ancient Roman policy of “Bread and Circuses”; if the populace was fed and entertained, they remained complacent.

The whole thing reminds me of the ancient Roman policy of “Bread and Circuses”; if the populace was fed and entertained, they remained complacent.

The whole thing reminds me of the ancient Roman policy of “Bread and Circuses”; if the populace was fed and entertained, they remained complacent.

No, I did NOT try to post that four times…the “new and improved” GoComics is broken again, and I can’t seem to unpost any of them…

OK, I managed to get rid of one of them, but the others either don’t offer me a trashcan icon or it doesn’t do anything!