A political cartoon by Bill Day contrasts two versions of Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. The left panel shows Graham recalling his earlier statements against Donald Trump. The right panel shows Graham transformed into a rubber stamp for Trump.

The left figure speaks of past courage in labeling Trump a kook and unfit. The right figure declares that was then and this is now. The stamp base reads Graham SC(R) above the word Trump.

The cartoon addresses Graham's evolution from critic to supporter of Trump around 2019. Graham had once questioned Trump's fitness but later aligned closely with the president on key issues. The visual uses the rubber stamp to represent that alignment.

The composition places the two figures side by side for direct comparison. Text in the speech bubbles supplies the contrast without additional narration. The image captures a recurring theme of political consistency during that time.