just war

Easter bunny enters bar as patron reconsiders order
Bruce Plante, PoliticalCartoons.com
A rabbit carrying a basket of eggs stands in the doorway of a tavern. A man seated at the bar tells the bartender he will cancel his next beer order.
Feb
27
2024
Just Keep Swimming
JUST KEEP SWIMMING by Christopher Weyant, politicalcartoons.com
Republican Party about just one man
REPUBLICAN PARTY ABOUT JUST ONE MAN by Jimmy Margulies, politicalcartoons.com
Couple Divides Tax and Streaming Password Duties in Koterba Cartoon
THOSE COMPLICATED STREAMING SERVICES by Jeff Koterba, politicalcartoons.com
Jeff Koterba's cartoon shows a domestic scene where one woman at a laptop proposes a deal: she'll file taxes if the other compiles a spreadsheet for all their streaming services and passwords. The image highlights the growing complexity of managing multiple subscriptions in modern life, with elements like a steaming mug and scattered papers adding to the relatable chaos. Tags such as streaming services, passwords, taxes, spreadsheet, household division, and digital overload underscore the satire on how everyday tech tasks rival traditional burdens like tax preparation. The artwork keeps it light, poking fun at the password proliferation without diving into deeper politics.
All It Takes is Just One Day
ALL IT TAKES IS JUST ONE DAY by Christopher Weyant, politicalcartoons.com
Kids Playing Israelis vs Palestinians: A Grim Cartoon Progression
Daryl Cagle, CagleCartoons.com
This political cartoon captures the Israel-Palestine conflict through a sequence of panels starting with mothers commenting on cute kids playing Israelis vs Palestinians in a sandbox. The play turns violent with children using toy guns and bats, escalating to angry adult men fighting hand-to-hand. Further panels show elderly figures in wheelchairs clashing with knives, followed by a bulldozer amid ruins, and finally skeletons scattered in the sand, symbolizing endless war, terrorism, death, history, and conflict in the Middle East involving Gaza strip and Hamas.
Sep
18
2023
Just a Bill
JUST A BILL by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
Sep
4
2023
One's just deserts
Guy Parsons, PoliticalCartoons.com
A democrat and a republican are in a bar
Bruce Plante, PoliticalCartoons.com

UFO

Aug
1
2023
Congress Peers into the UFO Unknown with Telescope Eyes
by Manny Francisco, politicalcartoons.com
Manny Francisco's cartoon captures the US Capitol dome equipped with a massive telescope marked 'US Congress UFO Disclosure Investigation,' pointing skyward. A classic flying saucer hovers nearby, carrying green aliens who remark, 'Looks like they're taking us more seriously now.' The image satirizes recent congressional hearings on UFO sightings and alien disclosure, poking fun at government's sudden earnestness. With dry humor, it contrasts the stately Capitol building, complete with American flag, against the whimsical UFO element. Tags like political cartoon, UFO conspiracy, extraterrestrial investigation, congressional satire, alien spaceship, and government probe emphasize the blend of reality and fantasy in current events.
Jul
27
2023
Congress Distracted by Aliens While Hiding Hunter Biden Scandal
THE BIG NEWS. by Dario Castillejos, politicalcartoons.com
Dario Castillejos nails the absurdity in this cartoon where a suited figure with the Capitol as its head thrusts forward a sensational sign declaring 'ALIENS Among US!' complete with a waving extraterrestrial, while slyly tucking away a note on the Hunter Biden scandal. It's a sharp jab at how Congress fixates on UFO hearings, government crashes, and recovered biologics, overshadowing the Biden family's legal tangles like the failed plea deal. The American flag tie adds patriotic irony, underscoring misplaced priorities in Washington. Tags like biden, hunter, plea, ufo, government, crash, biologics, congress, and hearing capture the timely clash of extraterrestrial intrigue and political scandal, making this piece a viral contender for editorial pages.
Just When I Thought I Was Out
JUST WHEN I THOUGHT I WAS OUT by John Darkow, politicalcartoons.com
May
26
2023
Memorial Day: A Loyal Dog's Tribute to the Fallen
MEMORIAL DAY by John Darkow, politicalcartoons.com
John Darkow draws a straightforward scene for Memorial Day: a gravestone labeled 'FALLEN' with a cross on top, a tiny American flag planted at its base, and a yellow dog curled up nearby on the grass, eyes closed in what looks like quiet rest. Trees frame the image, adding a peaceful outdoor setting. The tags thanks, sacrifice, Memorial Day, loyalty, remembering, honor, fallen, tribute, puppy dog, and decoration day all fit this simple tribute. No big metaphors here, just a dog and a stone reminding folks of those who didn't come back. Cartoonists know these quiet ones hit hard, especially around holidays when editors want something poignant without the punchline. Darkow keeps it clean, no clutter, letting the image speak to loyalty and loss.
May
26
2023
Memorial Day 2023: Gravestone Marks End of E Pluribus Unum
MEMORIAL DAY 2023 by Bob Englehart, politicalcartoons.com
Bob Englehart's Memorial Day 2023 cartoon presents a stark white gravestone etched with E Pluribus Unum, the traditional U.S. motto meaning out of many, one. A miniature American flag stands planted in the grass next to it, evoking cemetery settings typical of Memorial Day observances. The clear blue sky and green ground provide a serene backdrop, while the artist's signature and Cagle.com credit appear at the bottom. Tags like Memorial Day, cemetery, flags, and national motto underscore the visual elements. No figures or additional symbols clutter the scene, keeping the focus on the gravestone and flag. This straightforward composition invites reflection on unity without overt narrative.
May
24
2023
Lest We Forget: Honoring War Heroes and Gun Violence Victims on Memorial Day
LEST WE FORGET by Christopher Weyant, politicalcartoons.com
This political cartoon by Christopher Weyant, dated May 24, 2023, features a vast cemetery with rows of white tombstones under a clear sky. Two ornate arches divide the scene: one labeled 'Died Defending Our Freedom' and the other 'Died By Gun Violence For No Reason At All.' A man in a blue suit and a woman in purple hold flowers, standing back-to-back, each facing a side. The red title 'Lest We Forget' looms above. Drawing on Memorial Day themes, the image juxtaposes veterans' sacrifices in war with civilian gun deaths from school shootings and mass shooters. It critiques gun control failures, AR15 proliferation, Congress inaction, and NRA sway, urging remembrance of all needless losses.
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