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Are. jack anderson used to insist his column appear on the congress page of the "the washington post" because that's where the readers were. in the early days the red lines were less clear to me. i did something incredibly inane. i put together this questionnaire with a checklist and sent it out to a dozen high-level editors around the country. i said, which of these subjects do you think are appropriate for the comic stage? marijuana, politics rock and roll. >> what year did do you this? >> i was probably 22 23. it was an inane thing to do. most of them bit. most went for it and checked the b...

Column appear on the congress page of the "the washington post" because that's where the readers were. in the early days the red lines were less clear to me. i did something incredibly inane. i put together this questionnaire with a checklist and sent it out to a dozen high-level editors around the country. i said, which of these subjects do you think are appropriate for the comic stage? marijuana, politics rock and roll. >> what year did do you this? >> i was probably 22 23. it was an inane thing to do. most of them bit. most went for it and checked the boxes. i guess you could write about ma...

My career was not my idea. it was the idea of an editor who pick immediate out of my student newspaper my junior year and gave me the job i still hold. i don't know what he was thinking. i didn't have the skillset most people would associate with creating a comic strip. i think he liked my perspective. thereafter, because i had been doing it in college, i had no editor. i had no clear sense of what i could do on the comic stage and what i couldn't. so i was constantly being kicked out of newspapers. >> where does it belong? i remember growing up where there would be some newspapers it was in t...

Vietnam? >> i don't know what it was. my career was not my idea. it was the idea of an editor who picked me out of my student newspaper my junior year and gave me the job i still hold. i don't know what he was thinking. i didn't have the skillset most people would associate with creating a comic strip. i think he liked my perspective. thereafter, because i had been doing it in college, i had no editor. i had no clear sense of what i could do on the comic stage and what i couldn't. so i was constantly being kicked out of newspapers. >> where does it belong? i remember growing up where there wou...