DarylCagle.comHere’s my tall, new cartoon about Republican election obstructions.
And here are some of my favorite cartoons by the CagleCartoonists …
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Here’s my new one, about loyalty to Trump headaches.
This one is based on an oldie from about 8 years ago, when Republicans were also bashing their heads for no good reason. Things don’t change much.
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It will be interesting to see if the cartoons criticizing Trump will get reprinted this week, after president incited the violence on Capitol Hill.
Newspaper editors don’t like to print cartoons about Trump. I thought I would take a more “optimistic” view than most of the cartoonists who were drawing battered and bruised symbols of democracy – my democracy bounces back. See my archive here.
Here are a couple from Jeff Koterba.
Jeff is optimistic too, at least if you look at his eagle cartoons in this order. I almost started drawing the feet idea with them trampling on the flag, but I didn’t. Maybe I should.
Here’s Bill Day’s battered eagle.
Bulgarian CagleCartoonist Christo “Komar” Komarnitsky drew Trump assaulting the Statue of Liberty.
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Here’s today’s cartoon about the spineless Republicans who are backing Trump’s baseless claims of voter fraud and his refusal to recognize that Joe Biden won the election.
And here’s my cartoon as it appeared in The Washington Post this morning, 11/18/20.
“Spineless” cartoons are a favorite cliché for editorial cartoonists. Here’s a spineless cartoon that I drew about President Obama’s Middle East policy many years ago.
Here’s a 25 year old spineless oldie from my TRUE! cartoons, a syndicated newspaper feature that I drew back in 1995.
I took a quick look at the vast PoliticalCartoons.com archives for my favorite spineless cartoons by the CagleCartoonists.
This 13 year old spineless oldie is from Monte Wolverton.
This three year old spineless oldie comes from Adam Zyglis.
This Dave Whamond spineless Mitch McConnell cartoon is a recent classic.
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President Trump doesn’t accept that he lost the election and he’s been frantically filing a slew of suits, with more on the way, claiming fraud in the election without proof. The courts seem unimpressed with these lawsuits so far and time is running out for Trump. Here’s my cartoon.
And for some reason, people want to see my rough sketches, so here you go.
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Trump and his minions are scrambling for a way to throw the election into the courts with claims of widespread fraud.
This is a revised version of a cartoon that I drew earlier when Justice Antonin Scalia died.
This wouldn’t be the first time for the Supreme Court to decide to give the presidential election of a Republican. Back in 2000 the decision came as a blow to Al Gore.
The 5-4 court decision was pretty outrageous. This could be the second time a partisan court decides to stop a vote count (or re-count) and decide the winner, if Trump has his way.
At that time I was a regular, local, daily cartoonist for Gannett’s Honolulu Advertiser newspaper in Hawaii. On the day that the Supreme Court decided to make George W. Bush president, I drew this cartoon that my newspaper refused to print.
I defaced the justices who voted to make George W. Bush president. I was pretty angry that day.
Anything can happen. It already has.
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This week we heard the news that the Attorney General in New York is filing a suit to have the National Rifle Association (NRA) dissolved because of massive self-dealing by the people who ran the non-profit, who lived crazy, lavish lifestyles on the money they stole from the organization. Here’s my cartoon …
You’re getting a special, advance look at this one. I finished it late on Friday afternoon. They way newspapers work, posting a new cartoon late on Friday means it will be old by the time that editors come back to work after the weekend on Monday, and it is unlikely to get printed. I’ll be posting this one on Sunday for the editors who come in early to put together their Monday editions, and it won’t be too old for the editors who don’t come in to work until Monday for the Tuesday editions. (I know – boring cartoonist wonk talk. Thanks to my brilliant, cartoonist son, Michael, for this excellent gag.)
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Here are some of my favorite cartoons by the other CagleCartoonists about the thieves who run the N.R.A.
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The college admissions scandal not only skewers celebrities, but it brings up the money driven procedures at colleges that are unfair even if they are not illegal. Here’s my cartoon about average student, Jared Kushner’s admission to Harvard, alongs with some of the first scandal cartoons that came in to Cagle.com today.
This one is by Jimmy Margulies from amNewYork …
This is by Rick McKee of the Augusta Chronicle …
This is by Milt Priggee …
This one, by Steve Sack of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune is my favorite …
This one is by Chris Weyant …
This is by Nate Beeler of the Columbus Dispatch …
Paul Manafort has lots of fancy, $15,000 suits from the House of Bijan, which seems to be the most expensive men’s clothing store around. Customers shop at this store by appointment only, but I suspect that Manafort had the fancy tailor come to him. Manafort paid clothing bills of hundreds of thousands of dollars by bank wire transfers, from his secret bank accounts on the island of Cyprus. These bank accounts were so secret that Manafort claims to have known nothing about them – at least that’s what he claims to the IRS, not to his tailor.
