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Welcome to '''[http://candorville.com/ Candorville]''', and let Lemont Brown be your guide! He's the senior White House correspondent at a local newspaper and the only White House correspondent, and for that matter, the only reporter the paper can still afford. His only friends are Clyde, a [[Neighbourhood Friendly Gangsters|sweet-hearted gang type]] of dubious intelligence, and Susan, an upwardly mobile advertising executive who's a [[Horrible Judge of Character]]. Lemont is filing unsuccessfully for child custody from [[Clingy Jealous Girl]] Roxanne, drowning in a sea of credit-card debt, and staying cheerful, and trying to rise to the top.
The strip has been running since 1993, and is planned to continue till midcentury. The style is comparable to ''[[Doonesbury]]'', but with the personal parts more character-driven and the political parts [[Anvilicious|even less subtle]].
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