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Trump's Mission Accomplished moment
TRUMP'S MISSION ACCOMPLISHED MOMENT by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
Trump State of Union 2026
TRUMP STATE OF UNION 2026 by Dave Granlund, politicalcartoons.com
Apr
24
2025
Trump playbook
TRUMP PLAYBOOK by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
Apr
12
2025
Trump Tariff tsunami
TRUMP TARIFF TSUNAMI by Paresh Nath, politicalcartoons.com
Apr
7
2025
Market Madness: Bull and Bear Ride the Volatile Stock Rollercoaster Amid Tariffs
Margolis/Cox, PoliticalCartoons.com
The cartoon shows a rollercoaster car marked 'Market Madness' diving steeply, carrying two human figures with wild hair and open mouths, a black bull with horns looking concerned, and a brown bear clutching red tickets. This setup captures stock market volatility, with the bull and bear as classic symbols of rising and falling markets. Tags such as tariff, economy, Dow Jones, rollercoaster, and turbulence underscore the wild ride of financial ups and downs. The image keeps it simple, focusing on the immediate thrill and fear without deeper layers. Artistic style is bold and cartoonish, emphasizing the chaos in a clear, unambiguous way. No hidden meanings jump out; it's all about that market madness feel.
Apr
7
2025
Retirement savings
RETIREMENT SAVINGS by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
Nov
28
2022
Elon turn off
ELON TURN OFF by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
Dec
18
2018
Wild Ride: Government Crises and Wall Street Volatility in Koterba's Cartoon
A WILD RIDE by Jeff Koterba, politicalcartoons.com
Jeff Koterba captures the chaos of 2018 politics in this roller coaster cartoon, where riders plummet down red tracks, their faces twisted in alarm. The speech bubble from one passenger confuses the 'govern by crisis' ride with the 'Wall Street' ride, tying into tags like government shutdown, Congress, and stock market. Amusement park elements underscore the wild ups and downs of economy and immigration issues. The illustration, dated December 18, 2018, uses bold lines and exaggerated expressions to satirize how political instability mirrors Wall Street volatility. This piece from the Omaha World-Herald blends humor with commentary on governing amid constant crises.
China's Bear Market Sends Global Economy on a Wild Roller Coaster Ride
CHINA'S ROLLER COASTER RIDE by Peter Broelman, politicalcartoons.com
Peter Broelman's 2015 cartoon depicts a chaotic roller coaster labeled global economy, where a large panda bear marked China is falling off the top, its angry expression highlighting the bear market plunge. Businessmen in suits, representing Wall Street and stock market players, are thrown about in panic, some clinging desperately while others tumble with hats flying. The scene satirizes the China bubble bursting and its ripple effects on the economy, turning financial volatility into a thrilling yet terrifying ride. Tags like China bubble, economy, Wall Street, bear market, stock market, and global economy underscore the interconnected fears of that era's market crash.
Investor Dreads the Stock Market Roller Coaster Ride
INVESTOR ROLLER COASTER by Jeff Koterba, politicalcartoons.com
Jeff Koterba's cartoon shows a boy eagerly pulling a reluctant older man toward a roller coaster entrance, where the tracks twist like stock market graphs. The boy urges 'Aw, C'Mon, Dad!!' while the man exclaims he's an investor, not up for the ride. This investor roller coaster metaphor captures the thrill and terror of stock market volatility, especially amid stock market china influences in 2015. The artwork uses simple lines and colors to depict the entrance arch and looping tracks, emphasizing economic uncertainty. Tags like investor, roller coaster, stock market, and stock market china underscore the financial satire. Birds and flags add to the amusement park feel, making the commentary on investing risks both accessible and pointed.
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