The comedy duo of Jesus and Moses don’t make as many print appearances as they did in the old Daily Nebraskan days, but that doesn’t mean I’m not still writing adventures for them.

The hypocrisy of the Lincoln Diocese, particularly Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz, never ceases to amaze me, shame the Catholic church and embarrass Catholics with a conscience.

from the Lincoln Journal Star

I really loved the visual of this. This idea came during the middle of the Unicameral’s debates about repealing and then altering the death penalty.

I was really hoping someone would take this idea, because it seemed like it would be a lot of fun to draw.

from the Omaha Reader

I come up with way more Catholic jokes than you’ll ever see in the paper.

from the San Diego Reader

I was particularly angry when I sketched this. I don’t remember if there was an unusually high number of freshly fallen soldiers’ photos in the paper, or maybe one of the bios that struck me in a personal way, but it was probably wise that no papers decided to publish this.

Editor and Publisher has a new story in which Arizona Republic cartoonist Steve Benson more or less accuses Mitt Romney of trying to subject the United States of America to Mormon rule.

In his talk, Romney said “I believe in my Mormon faith” while also noting that the church’s “teachings” would not influence his decisions if elected president.

“Yeah, right,” responded Benson.

… He said “Romney, like all ‘temple Mormons,’ made his secret vows using Masonic-derived handshakes, passwords, and symbolic death oaths that he promised in the temple never to reveal to the outside world” — and that Romney also secretly vowed to devote his “time, talents” and more “to the building of the Mormon religion on earth.”

You don’t often see someone in the media calling out another religion like that, at least not this side of Glenn Beck taking on the Muslims.

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