"AllCrooksAllCrooksAllCrooks..."

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Government Agents vs. the Phantom Legion.

As usual, the accusations are confessions, because Muir doesn't believe in honest government, just one that does atrocities as it grifts.

"YES, THIS IS CLEARLY WHAT'S HAPPENING IN CALIFORNIA RIGHT NOW!"

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Don Daredevil Rides Again.

It's kind of fascinating that he jumps onto the Swalwell story well after it's fallen to the wayside, and crows triumphantly about the state of California Democrats right as the governor's race starts seeing solid front-runners emerge. But then coming in a day late and a dollar short while screaming about bright futures that don't happen has been Muir's calling card for decades now, hasn't it?

Muir's Fake Girls Tell Us Once Again What A Real Man Is In Their Imaginary Opinions.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Flying Disc Man From Mars.

Four straight days of this.

Four straight days of the twins sitting on a fence, blathering like a couple of hicks--because that shows how AUTHENTICALLY redneck they are, natch--about how rural good, city bad. 

Let's see if he makes a whole week of it, or we get something else happening in the days ahead.

So, Yesterday's Comic Again.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Desperadoes of the West.

So more of the twins failing to be real girls while shrieking about how Democrats are unmanly, and also the font of all evil, and also evil race-traitors.

Low effort. Low, low effort.

Even Female Hivemind Members Share In The Toxic Masculinity.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because The Invisible Monster.

It says something that the strange little look at the byzantine way Muir handles patron requests is more interesting than the strip, which is the usual smug posturing from this hollow little void of a man.

They're In Full Hybrid 30s Moppet/Hick Mode Right Now.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Radar Patrol vs. Sky King.

Once again, it's astonishing not only how ignorant Muir is of what he's talking about, but how arrogant he is in his convictions on it.

There's also something darkly humorous in an aging man in Florida who's convinced--just convinced--that land that mostly went unclaimed for two centuries just needs to be put up for sale and, MAN, the frontier would be back! It's very much the sort of thinking that got us Cap'n Mitty, champion of Murica.

Just So Much... Ugh.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because The James Brothers of Missouri.

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There's a voice in my mind going 'And into this strip, the Dork Lord poured all his misogyny, all his lust, and all his simultaneous hatred of and abasement before wealth and power.'

It sounds like Cate Blanchett, so that's cool.