Kevin's UnNecessary Things
Kevin NecessaryEditorial cartoons, random doodles, assorted ruminations, and the occasional cat picture
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 31 |
| Subscribers | Read | kevinnecessary.substack.com |
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Stuck on Stages of Grief
The night of the election my emotions swung wildly, from disbelief to despair to fierce resolve and back again. I couldn’t tell if I wanted to fight, cry, bury my head in the sand, or just cackle madly in my living room as insanity once aga...
Ripples of Hope
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The Cornonation
It’s going to be as bad as we all thought. And we’re only two days in. There wasn’t a presidential swearing in ceremony on January 20. It was, essentially, a coronation. The Roberts Supreme Court granted immunity for any illegal acts commit...
Inauguration Day
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Kevin is an award-winning editorial cartoonist, illustrator and is tired. Very tired.
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