The cartoon depicts Donald Trump operating a bulldozer marked Project 2025 that is crushing the words Voting Rights. Trump raises a fist from the cab and a speech bubble states the rights are completely and totally obliterated. The image responds to ongoing concerns about the Supreme Court and efforts to limit voting access following recent rulings tied to the 2024 election cycle and Project 2025 proposals.
Randall Enos draws a big, bug-eyed face labeled as Patel gazing into a dark hole where a fierce rat speaks, saying it's just Patel seeking a hiding spot. The cartoon tags Kash Patel, director of FBI, Trump firings, rats, Trump lackeys, sycophants, Pam Bondi, pointing to the chaos of Trump appointments and firings. The rat's aggressive pose and the face's shock amplify the humor in political survival tactics. This piece mocks how loyalists scramble for cover amid purges, a timeless jab at sycophancy in power circles. Enos's scratchy style adds grit to the scene, making it shareable for those tracking Trump-era drama.
The cartoon depicts a woman representing the United States holding a document labeled Supreme Court Tailors while speaking on the phone about a nearly empty hanger labeled Roe v. Wade. The speech bubble reads You left me more hanger than garment. Published in May 2021, the image responds to ongoing legal challenges to abortion rights following the addition of three Trump-appointed justices to the Supreme Court. The visual metaphor suggests the landmark 1973 decision has been significantly weakened by recent court composition changes. The artist uses the tailoring imagery to illustrate how the ruling has been pared down, leaving little substance for reproductive rights protections.
