Three requiems

Celebrity deaths, they say, come in threes, but our newsertainers have been depressingly silent about the passing of three great men.  

Jonathan Miller has died of Alzheimer's, age 85, and Clive James of cancer, age 80.  Both were at home, surrounded by family and books, according to the obituaries I read.  In London, of course.

Gahan Wilson, the cartoonist who taught the post-Charles Addams generation about weird, died last week at 89.  He also had Alzheimer's and had to be in a nursing home, where crowd-sourcing helped pay for his care.  In America.

Stop murdering the National Health Service.

Warren for President.