Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for November 08, 2018

The worst part about the enemy surrendering – the paperwork.

I wish Boopsie would just leave. Then when BD gets home, he’d be stuck with this reality…

This comic is tough to read right now. But we will see them through this.

Accept victory then rush home. The only way to win.

This is the deepest hole I think I have ever seen….

So Boopsie discovers BD found someone new. The pain is real. I hope she grows to realize she had also found someone new during the separation; someone strong and smart and brave and true. Herself.

She once confided to somebody that she was “90% sure” the baby was his, so they may be a better match than you think.

Also, you both know his wife.

Worked for Bush and Cheney and Kissinger and the other warhawks….

A friend of mine at the time was an army medic in the first war. He said almost everyone he treated were dehydrated and wounded iraqi’s.

probably for the best. he was going to medical school. he wanted to become a gynecologist. I coudl just see the exchange now “Medic! medic!”’It’s ok son, I’m a gynecologist."“Exactly where do you think I was hit? "

BD might want to continue driving south to Mexico and not come back.

Actually, B.D. is simply following in the footsteps of the great American leaders of WWII. Check out the romances of the top brass. They couldn’t wait to jump in the sack with some foreign floozies. Except for Patton of course. His romance was with his niece. All documented.

what does that mean? “He accepted surrenders….”

“God help us…we are both Men of La Mancha…” or something like that…

For B.D. the pile is getting deeper and deeper…

I really am looking forward to B.D. coming home. Fireworks!

um, Mr. Trudeau, the phrase is “…my imagination ran away WITH me,” not “from me”, meaning the imagination got the better of reason, rather than that the person lost their imagination. Just sayin’…