[ican'tbelieveit]

My guess is it was intentionally “illegible” so he could pull a “fast one” and brag to all of his peers on what he accomplished.

[Drango]

Hypocrisy thrives in Darkness.
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According Andrews McMeel Syndication, “Non Sequitur” goes out to more than 700 newspapers, including The Washington Post, which ran Sunday’s comic in print and online. *A spokesperson for The Post did not immediately comment.*

https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2019/02/11/cartoonist-hid-vulgar-anti-trump-message-his-comic-strip-this-paper-isnt-laughing/?noredirect=on

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Very likely.

[pa_dweller]

My guess is it was intentionally “illegible” so he could pull a “fast one” and brag to all of his peers on what he accomplished.

And I believe the bear motif was cover for the sloppy writing.   The bears write much better when they're making signs to lure people to be eaten (a recurring theme of Wiley's).

Reading, Penn. Eagle is dropping the strip - note today from the editor explaining why.