One Hundred Years Of Nonsensitude.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Winter's Light (1963)

You know, the fascinating thing about this strip is that Muir is not only constructing an imaginary past that ignores what actually happened regarding the thing he's talking about--he's constructing an imaginary present to consider it in, one where the greatest issue of the day, the pandemic the president he supports turned into an out-of-control crisis, doesn't appear to matter. And so they talk about distorted versions of other issues--where the President is also failing--and avoid mentioning the plague.