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How I met Dr. Seuss Updated Mar 14, 2021; This is an opinion column. Last week in my ‘If I Ran the Cancel Culture Zoo’ post, I teased: “I met Dr. Seuss, he drew me a toon. I’ll tell you all about it one day real soon.” That day is here. This is my Dr. Seuss story. Close your eyes and imagine you are five years old. It’s almost Christmas and you’ve just been given the news: You won a trip to the North Pole to meet Santa Claus! Now you know how I felt when I met Dr. Seuss.

“Look what I did to this city with a few drums of gas and a couple of bullets.” –  The Dark Knight Common violence. Organized violence is occurring monthly. Opposing sides develop governing/war structures. Just in case. Common violence that is generally deemed by governmental authorities as justified based on ideology. Open War. February was a silent month as far as violence goes.  Very cold weather, combined with a change in Leftist strategy (see below) calmed the situation.  As such, I’m backing down for this month to “just” a 9 out of 10.  That’s still two minutes to midn...

Gina Raimondo and Dan Mckee Good luck to new U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, a smart former venture capitalist and Rhode Island governor who was most successful in the pre-pandemic part of her term, and her successor, Dan McKee, a soft-spoken former Cumberland mayor, education reformer and businessman. He’s taking over at a difficult time, of course, but, knock on wood, he’s probably escaped the worst crises of COVID-19, now that vaccinations are rapidly accelerating and the economy, in fits and starts, is reopening.   Mr. McKee, like Ms. Raimondo, is a moderate Democrat, which pr...

This is an opinion cartoon. I met Dr. Seuss, he drew me a toon. I’ll tell you all about it one day real soon Now there are thoughts to think and doodles to do If a cartoonist was in charge Things would be different for me, you and you Like many of you, I grew up with Dr. Seuss. He was a huge influence on whatever it is I am today. In the second grade, my friend Tim Dixon and I got in trouble for laughing too loud in class. We were reading “If I Ran the Zoo”. Later on, as part of a deal I made in negotiating a cartoonist job in San Diego, I got to meet and hang out with the man ...