Votey[edit]

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Hey geeks, it's zach. I'm launching a new comic today. If you don't care press "z" to go to today's regular update. If you're curious, read on or just click this comic to check it out.

It's called "laws and sausages.

Why? Well, if you're like me, you've recently had this

The idea is to explain how american government works via short comics.

Experience more

Than once:

Step 1: Anger

Step 2 uncertainty.

Step 3 frustration

A thing has happened in politics and I am angry.

Wait... did people always do this or is it new? And is it legal? And if

I want to be angry but I have to do some reading first!

So.. Why?

So, I had an idea: A comic that explains american government, but (to the extent possible) doesn't inject partisanship or personal views.

Our goal is to make a comic that improves your ability to think and argue about politics, regardless of your fundamental views

or when we do, we identify and make a case

I'm teaming up with my older brother, greg weiner, who is a professor of political science and is super old and wears tweed jackets for real in actual real life

It feels good, okay?

Our artist is dennis culver, who's worked for marvel, image, and more!

Every two weeks, we will update with a brief lesson about philosophy of government, history important literature, case law, stories, and weird trivia

These aren't topical comics. But, we are covering a lot of topics that come up regularly in the news pardons, the electoral college, impeachment, how to get the attention of your rep, and more.

So please, give it a click and let us know what you think we'll be learning how to do this as we go, and our early readers will help shape the comic

Oh, and if you think we've said something stupid in the comic, help us find a scholar who'll be willing to rebut us. We're working to have interesting "guest lecturers' and would welcome some hot tips

Thanks geeks!

smbc-comics.com

Votey Transcript[edit]

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Dear lord, let the hatemail be copious, yet gentle.

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