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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
16
2022
On September 16, 2022, a political cartoon by Dave Whamond illustrates Sen. Lindsey Graham's recent proposal for a nationwide 15-week abortion ban as an own goal in soccer. The image shows Graham in uniform running away from a goal where the ball labeled Abortion Ban has entered the net. Other figures labeled BIP appear tangled inside. The cartoon responds to Graham's surprise legislation that stunned fellow Republicans and provided Democrats an issue for the midterms. McConnell and others had avoided the topic to focus on other messages.
Aug
29
2022
The cartoon depicts a horned, shirtless man reacting with excitement to a television report quoting Sen. Lindsey Graham warning of riots in the streets if former President Trump is prosecuted. The scene shows the man in a cluttered living room with beer cans nearby, his speech bubble expressing enthusiasm as if the news signals a return to action. This visual responds to Graham's August 2022 comments amid ongoing discussions about legal actions against Trump following the 2020 election and January 6 events.
Aug
29
2022
The cartoon depicts U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham holding a large white invitation card that reads 'You're Invited To Riot In The Streets If Trump Is Indicted' with 'MAGA' printed below. Graham, shown in a dark suit and red tie, stands against a red gradient background with a worried expression. The image responds to the August 2022 FBI search of Mar-a-Lago and speculation about possible indictment of former President Donald Trump. It highlights Graham's public comments on potential unrest among Trump supporters.
Aug
24
2022
