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Cartoon(s) of the Week – It’s all over. Where are we?
Kevin Siers in The Charlotte Observer:
Perhaps we can start on getting religion out of politics. What are we, the Taliban?
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Clay Bennett in the Chattanooga Times Free Press:
At least we know now that America is more than old white men…
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Joel Pett in The Lexington Herald-Leader:
Of course, some Republicans will probably continue their uncooperativeness. It will kill them later.
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Mike Luckovich in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Of course, this may make at least one news organization reevaluate it’s strategy…
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Adam Zyglis in the Buffalo News:
And now forward into the second term (thanks, in part, to General Motors.)
Cartoon(s) of the Week – Election is crawling toward it’s end. I am sooo thankful.
I’ll be so glad when all this election brouhaha is over. I’ll be so depressed if Romney captures a majority of American votes… in other words, I will think so much is wrong with this country’s education policies.
Bob Englehart in the The Hartford Courant:
So how likely is it that doing tax favors for the top 1% will raise the job totals?
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Kevin Siers in The Charlotte Observer:
At least Romney makes it clear who his support base won’t be…
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Joel Pett in The Lexington Herald-Leader:
One day women might disable the positions of Romney and his buddies…
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David Fitzsimmons in The Arizona Daily Star:
Some time accusations reverse themselves to define the accuser.
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Mike Luckovich in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Foreign policy requires a lot of basic knowledge. Romney doesn’t seem to have any.
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Cartoon(s) of the Week – As Romney gets closer to the debates…
Tony Auth of Newsworks.org:
Romney plans health care for the 47%…
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Rob Rogers in the Pittsburg Post-Gazette:
Is Romney sure he wants to cut off about half the contributors?
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
Isn’t Romney the king of mixed messages?
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Nick Anderson in the Houston Chronicle:
At least he has Ryan to depend on…
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David Horsey in the L.A. Times:
Now if he could avoid the bad dreams…
Related articles
- Tony Auth’s farewell as staff editorial cartoonist for The Philadelphia Inquirer (nextlevelofnews.com)
- Eastwood and Romney (Cartoon) (themoderatevoice.com)
Cartoon(s) of the Week – Romney’s Tea Party support baffles me…
David Horsey at the L.A. Times:
Does the Tea Party have any idea what government is for?
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Mike Peters in the Dayton Daily News:
Will they ever realize that they are being used?
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Jim Morin in the Miami Herald:
Do they have a leader with integrity?
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John Darkow in the Columbia Daily Tribune:
Do they even listen to the charges being brought against him?
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
Oh well… they can always change their minds retroactively.
Related articles
- John Roberts saves ‘Obamacare,’ enrages tea party conservatives (thelastofthemillenniums.wordpress.com)
- Can We Save “The News”? (aoprep.blogspot.com)
Cartoon(s) of the Week – Fun with the Economy
Ben Sargent in the Austin American-Statesman:
Some people can’t wait for Bush’s book on Economics to come out…
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Jeff Daniziger in the L. A. Times:
… and some people believe whatever they are told…
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
… perhaps the economy needs a prank…
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Drew Sheneman at Tribune Media Services:
… but we can be grateful for a candidate’s maturity…
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Mike Luckovich in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
… and let him take credit for things he didn’t do (he needs to convince us of his worth.)
Cartoon(s) of the Week – Romney’s Problems
Clay Bennett in the Chattanooga Times Free Press:
Romney has a popularity problem…
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
… and a focus problem…
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Tony Auth (formerly) in the Philadelphia Inquirer:
…and an image problem…
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Jeff Koterba in the Omaha World Herald:
…and a communication problem…
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Mike Luckovitch in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
… but now, without real Republican competition, he is finding himself.
Cartoon(s) of the Week – The Republican Primaries Raise Questions
Ben Sargent, Atlanta Journal Constitution:
Can’t you guys just get along?
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
What have you guys gotten yourselves into?
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Dana Summers in the Orlando Sentinel:
Why haven’t they listened to the vast majority of voters?
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Tom Toles in the Washington Post:
So how will you be able to win the Presidency in 2012?
Cartoon(s) of the Week – Osama bin Laden Reactions
The death of Osama bin Laden brought out a flood of editorial cartoons. These are some of the best:
Clay Bennett in the Chattanooga Times Free Press:
…and, of course, there are loonies who don’t believe it…
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Jim Morin in the Miami Herald:
…almost invisible if you’re Pakastani…
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
… in your dreams…
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Joel Pett in the Lexington Herald Leader:
…of course for some…like Republicans… nothing is good enough…
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Lee Judge in the Kansas City Star:
… and a salute to the Eagle Team.
Related articles
- Osama bin Laden cartoon for the ladies. (psychologytoday.com)
- Al-qaeda Vows to Avenge The Death of Osama Bin Laden (socyberty.com)
- Osama bin Laden raid: Four fresh twists in the story (csmonitor.com)
- People not buying Osama Bin Laden’s Death (frankpaulgambino.com)
- Chris Hedges: Osama bin Laden’s death will lead to only more terrorism (via Dandelion Salad) (richardemanuel.wordpress.com)
- Osama bin Laden’s Last Tweet (humpdayreport.wordpress.com)
- “Osama bin Laden’s Wife Reveals More Details From Raid” and related posts (talkleft.com)
Cartoon(s) of the Week – The House is Hard at Work…
Jim Morin in The Miami Herald:
So who are they listening to?
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Steve Benson in the Arizona Republic:
And what are they saving in real dollars?
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Joel Pett in the Lexington Herald-Leader:
…at least they are listening to the President…
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Kevin Siers in the Charlotte Observer:
… and we get the benefits. Don’t we?