bat boy
Apr
24
2018
Apr
23
2018
Feb
8
2018
Bagley depicts the federal deficit as an unruly pet during the Trump administration, capturing the 2018 budget reality in which defense spending increases combined with the 2017 tax cuts to produce deficits that dwarfed Obama-era borrowing. The cartoon exposes the selective outrage of Republicans who screamed about deficits under Democrats.
Feb
5
2018
Osmani Simanca's 2018 cartoon depicts Donald Trump in a sequence of devolution: starting as a pudgy, naked humanoid with signature hair, holding a tiny club, then growing fur and a tail, eventually becoming a full monkey brandishing a large 'Monroe Doctrine' bat while advancing toward a sign labeled 'Latin America.' The imagery skewers the Trump administration's apparent revival of the Monroe Doctrine, tying into tags like Latin America, Donald Trump, Venezuela, Cuba, Secretary of State, and Rex Tillerson. This satirical take highlights concerns over interventionist policies, rendered in a simple, exaggerated style that amplifies the primal, regressive nature of such diplomacy.
Oct
13
2017
