elephant feet

May
26
2025
GOP Budget Targets Social Programs to Fund Tax Cuts for Wealthy
BILLIONAIRE'S OMELET by Christopher Weyant, politicalcartoons.com
The cartoon by Christopher Weyant, published May 26, 2025, depicts a Republican elephant as a chef preparing a "billionaire's omelet." The elephant holds a pan labeled "TAX CUTS FOR TOP 10%" while standing on a pile of broken eggs marked Medicare, Medicaid and food stamps. The caption reads "SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO BREAK A FEW EGGS TO MAKE A BILLIONAIRE'S OMELET!" The image comments on Republican proposals in Congress to reduce funding for social safety net programs in order to pay for tax reductions benefiting higher-income Americans. The visual metaphor draws on the classic phrase about breaking eggs to make an omelet, applying it to budget negotiations in the House of Representatives.
Apr
30
2018
India and China
INDIA AND CHINA by Paresh Nath, politicalcartoons.com
Obama beats the GOP - Color
Hajo de Reijger, The Netherlands
Oct
17
2013
Obama beats the GOP
Hajo de Reijger, The Netherlands
Jul
30
2008
Pillars of Justice
PILLARS OF JUSTICE by Adam Zyglis, politicalcartoons.com
May
3
2005
Runaway Bride
RUNAWAY BRIDE by John Trever, politicalcartoons.com
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