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Apr
19
2021
Just Seventeen
JUST SEVENTEEN by Bill Day, politicalcartoons.com
The GOP just can't quit Trump
THE GOP JUST CAN'T QUIT TRUMP by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
Feb
20
2021
Just Cruzing...
JUST CRUZING... by Bart van Leeuwen, politicalcartoons.com
Jan
18
2021
Just Kidding
Peter Kuper, PoliticalCartoons.com
Sep
28
2020
Taxes Monster Devours Tiny Blue Figure in Hilarious Political Satire
TRUMP AND TAXES by Randall Enos, politicalcartoons.com
Behold the green behemoth of 'TAXES,' a monstrous entity with clawing hands and stomping feet, ensnaring a diminutive blue figure sporting blonde locks and a red tie in its serpentine grasp. This political cartoon skewers the relentless grip of taxation with sharp wit, turning fiscal policy into a cartoonish nightmare. The irreverent style highlights the absurdity of tax debates, where even small figures get swallowed whole by bureaucratic beasts. Perfect for sharing viral laughs on social media, it captures current relevance in tax reform satire without a single word beyond the obvious. Tags like political cartoon taxes monster and satirical drawing taxes creature amplify its SEO punch, making it a sharable gem for insightful chuckles.
Sep
11
2020
Just a fable
JUST A FABLE by Petar Pismestrovic, politicalcartoons.com
The cruelty of Donald Trump
THE CRUELTY OF DONALD TRUMP by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
Sep
4
2020
Trump's 'Losers and Suckers' Medals in Satirical Cartoon
Daryl Cagle, CagleCartoons.com
In this pointed political cartoon, a high-ranking Army general, adorned with stars and ribbons, leans down to a young boy in a zigzag-patterned yellow shirt, pointing to his medals. The speech bubble reveals the medals were awarded by the president for being a 'loser' and a 'sucker.' Drawing from tags like Donald Trump, military, suckers, losers, casualties, wounded warriors, and The Atlantic, the image skewers reported presidential disdain for service members. The boy's surprised expression contrasts the general's smug grin, emphasizing the irony. Signed by Daryl Cagle, the cartoon captures 2020 tensions around Trump's alleged comments on the dead and memorials.
Sep
3
2020
Atta Boy
ATTA BOY by Ed Wexler, politicalcartoons.com
Alien Visitor Told to Wait for November Leader Query
Peter Kuper, PoliticalCartoons.com
Peter Kuper's illustration captures an urban alien encounter where a small extraterrestrial, holding a device, steps down from a UFO toward a masked man gesturing in a cityscape. The speech bubble delivers dry election humor: 'You may want to wait and ask again in November.' This sci-fi political cartoon plays on the classic 'take me to your leader' trope, tying it to the 2020 election cycle visible in the date. The masked man adds a timely layer, reflecting the era's realities without overstepping into speculation. Composition keeps it simple, with blue tones enhancing the night scene and buildings in the background framing the interaction neatly.
Not Just Murder Hornets
NOT JUST MURDER HORNETS by Andy Singer, politicalcartoons.com
Jun
1
2020
Just Ignore
JUST IGNORE by Monte Wolverton, politicalcartoons.com
May
23
2020
Memorial Day 2020: No Social Distancing for the Fallen
MEMORIAL DAY by John Darkow, politicalcartoons.com
John Darkow's cartoon captures a soldier kneeling before a tombstone labeled 'Fallen,' adorned with a small American flag, uttering 'No Social Distancing Required Here!' against a grassy backdrop. Dated Memorial Day 2020, it ties themes of military sacrifice, decoration day, and the coronavirus pandemic. The image underscores how COVID-19's social distancing and separation rules contrast with the eternal closeness of honoring the fallen in military tradition. With tags including fallen, flag, and social distancing, the artwork offers a dry commentary on pandemic life intersecting with national remembrance, reminding viewers of ongoing sacrifices amid global health crises.
Memorial Day Courage: Family Honors Veterans Amid Covid Challenges
MEMORIAL DAY AND COVID by Jeff Koterba, politicalcartoons.com
Jeff Koterba's cartoon captures a poignant Memorial Day moment amid the Covid pandemic, where a family wearing masks stands at a gravesite adorned with an American flag. The elderly woman holds flowers and speaks of finding courage from those who showed it before, tying inspirational themes to coronavirus challenges. Tags like courage, American flag, and inspirational highlight the patriotic resolve in facing tough times. The serene cemetery setting with trees and sky underscores hope and remembrance, blending Memorial Day traditions with 2020's realities of masks and social caution. This piece resonates with themes of endurance, making it a timely nod to historical bravery guiding current struggles.
May
4
2020
Mother's Day 2020: Family Greets Grandma Through Window Amid COVID Restrictions
MOTHER'S DAY 2020 by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
Dave Whamond's cartoon shows a family in masks outside a window, saying 'Happy Mother's Day' to an elderly woman inside who touches the glass. The image underscores families separated from loved ones due to social distancing and restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many elderly feel lonely amid the coronavirus lockdown and shelter in place orders. The bouquet of flowers symbolizes attempts to connect despite stay at home rules and social isolation. This piece reflects the emotional challenges of the 2020 pandemic, with COVID-19 guidance limiting interactions between children and grandparents. Whamond captures the bittersweet nature of holidays under quarantine.
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