Jul
8
2026
Donald Trump sits inside a barred dunk tank structure above a grassy area. A donkey figure in a suit stands nearby holding a baseball and facing a yellow target board with a red center.
blue suit stance
Jul
3
2026
Donald Trump stands on grass and holds a lit match to a red fuse. The fuse connects to a rocket body marked 250. Sparks scatter from the match. Smoke and light trails rise into the sky above the scene dated 2026-07-03.
Jul
2
2026
A blue-suited figure with a soccer ball replacing its head strides forward while gripping a string. The line connects to a balloon bearing Donald Trump's face. The image appeared on July 2, 2026, from artist Arcadio Esquivel via Cagle Cartoons.
Jun
19
2026
Donald Trump stands on a Washington walkway beside a pond covered in green algae. A slimy green figure emerges holding an Algae Memorandum of Understanding and asks in a dripping speech bubble for the same deal Iran received. The Washington Monument and Capitol appear in the background under a cloudy sky.
Donald Trump appears in a 2026 editorial image holding a paintbrush and bucket while standing on a blue painted area resembling the Strait of Hormuz. The scene responds to ongoing concerns over Iranian oil routes, potential conflict, and resulting effects on global oil and gas prices. The visual shows the figure applying paint that creates a path leading to restricted movement.
Jan
13
2019
Arcadio Esquivel's 2019 cartoon features a stout figure resembling Nicolás Maduro, dressed in a dark blue suit, white shirt, and red tie, with arms flung wide and hands trembling, set against a solid red background. The man's face shows wide white eyes and a downturned mouth under a thick black mustache, suggesting intense emotion. Tagged with Maduro, Venezuela, Socialismo, Sur América, the piece highlights themes in South American politics. The signature 'Arcadio' and date '1/1/19' appear at the bottom left. This straightforward caricature avoids complex symbolism, sticking to visible elements like the red field and the figure's pose. In the world of political cartoons, such simple setups often pack a punch without needing bells and whistles.
