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Nov
29
2022
On November 29 2022 the cartoon shows Uncle Sam dozing with a Z thought bubble as two animated soccer players react with excitement and soccer ball bubbles. The scene captures American disinterest during the FIFA World Cup hosted in Qatar. The contrast highlights ongoing national detachment from the global event despite surrounding enthusiasm.
Sep
18
2022
The cartoon by Dave Whamond published September 18 2022 shows a large head of Sen. Lindsey Graham on the left issuing a warning in a speech bubble that prosecution of Donald Trump would trigger riots in the streets. The right panel depicts a large group of people dancing and celebrating with confetti and raised glasses beneath a banner reading CLOSE LINDSEY CLOSE. The image responds to Graham's recent comments on potential DOJ action regarding classified documents at Mar-a-Lago and related investigations.
Sep
14
2022
The image shows Senator Lindsey Graham in a football uniform running with a ball marked national abortion ban while other Republican players including Mitch McConnell pull him in the opposite direction. Blue jersey players watch from the background. A sign at the bottom reads wrong way Lindsey. The scene references Graham September 2022 proposal for a national abortion ban after the Supreme Court Dobbs decision and the negative reaction from Senate Republican leadership during the midterm election cycle.
Jan
11
2019
On January 11 2019 Donald Trump appears in a large chair holding a cat labeled Lindsey Graham. A sign states shutdowns are forever. The cat replies that emergency powers should be used. The drawing addresses the ongoing government shutdown and border wall negotiations active at that time.
Feb
21
2017
A large gray fedora labeled PRESS dominates the frame, its brim casting shadow over a row of legs in varied shoes and pants. One figure carries a red tote marked BREITBART and wears striped socks with bright yellow and red clown shoes. The drawing appeared in the Salt Lake Tribune on February 21, 2017, during early clashes between the Trump administration and news outlets over coverage and credibility.
