The image displays a heavily cratered landscape with a prominent black S-shaped form dominating the center. Two small cartoon figures stand near the lower left, one speaking the line about the press asking more Epstein questions. Rain or lines fall from above. Text at top reads WEAREGETTINGSCREWED.ORG. Artist signature and credits appear at bottom.
The cartoon depicts a headless figure dressed in a yellow shirt emblazoned with 'AFFORDABLE GAS,' clutching a massive cylindrical object marked 'EPSTEIN WARS' in bold letters, parodying familiar movie titles. Smoke wafts from the tube's end, suggesting explosion or release. Tags like campaign promises, gas prices, affordability, war, president, distraction, sex, and scandal frame the scene. The artwork by Milt Priggee captures a straightforward visual pun, with the figure's pose indicating effort or presentation. Signatures and websites appear at the bottom, grounding it in editorial cartoon tradition. This piece comments on how scandals can overshadow economic issues without delving into specifics.
