Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for February 29, 2024

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    BE THIS GUY  9 months ago

    Give your Shermanesque rejection, but — unlike William Tecumseh Sherman — you actually don’t mean it.

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    SHIVA  9 months ago

    That formula works all the time in Washington!!

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    snsurone76  9 months ago

    The way he’s holding that glass in the first panel, there’ll be more of that drink ON him than IN him.

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    Troglodyte  9 months ago

    The ’papers will just ask him to buzz off.

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    prrdh  9 months ago

    Ah, yes…the old Cincinnatus routine.

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    FireAnt_Hater  9 months ago

    Hilarious!

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    mistercatworks  9 months ago

    Do try to be seen humming “Fight Fiercely, Harvard” in public places. :)

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    Blueskyfox  9 months ago

    “Gentlemen, I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member.“

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    lnrokr55  9 months ago

    Wow, such an uninteresting storyline, why repeat this one ?

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    Saurischia  9 months ago

    They still have a local newspaper?

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  9 months ago

    “…. Thereby creating those very same rumors.”

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  9 months ago

    After Atlanta, General Sherman thought Savannah was too pretty to burn. he settled for tearing up the railroad tracks.

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    Aladar30 Premium Member 9 months ago

    Good strategy.

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    sunnydazed  9 months ago

    How soon can he send out his cover letter?

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    jensensteve165  9 months ago

    “You can only see him when he’s out” ~ Catch-22

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