Monthly Archives: March 2012

It’s time to spring forward again, a little earlier than usual, but then spring seems to have arrived earlier than usual in this goofy year. Who knows, maybe winter will start in June and we’ll have to chain up to … Continue reading →

That’s right. It’s me, Henry Hackett. The guy in the above cartoon. I know when people ask Ol’ Inky Fingers Crabb if I’m a real person he tells them that I’m just a composite of old farts he’s known throughout … Continue reading →

After the nasty midterm elections of 1998, I decided to do a few cartoons that might help heal some of the political wounds our local combatants inflicted upon each other. As you can see today, my efforts were a rousing … Continue reading →

Back in 2001, during the contentious NH2020 debate, some conservatives suggested a boycott of businesses supporting KVMR. The station had done nothing out of the ordinary, just presented numerous forums promoting the land use initiative. The boycott never materialized.

I’m always flattered that Jeff Pelline thinks highly enough of my opinions to quote me in his blog. Last night I whipped out a little comment over at Russ Steele’s that caught his eye…”It seems funny to me that these … Continue reading →

There was grim news from Mexico this morning. Thirty-five sheep were slaughtered by what the one eyewitness described as a Chupacabra, a legendary creature that has struck fear into the heart of Latin America for generations. Although he admits that … Continue reading →

I was planning on writing a counterpoint to the Let’s-hang-Rush-Limbaugh movement this morning, but while cruising the news I ran across this fine article in The Daily Beast. Kirsten Powers is a Democrat and a regular contributor to (horrors!) Fox … Continue reading →