Political Cartoons Vol. 2

Heard 'Round the World


Nik Kowsar, May 2, 2011

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Peter Broelman, May 2, 2011

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Clay Jones, The Free Lance-Star, May 2, 2011
 
No amount of blood will ferry them home

To Laugh, and Cry


Milt Priggee, May 2, 2011

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Jimmy Margulies, The Record, May 2, 2011

(via Cagle)
 
Looking Forward Back


Peter Lewis, May 2, 2011

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Talyor Jones, Hoover Digest, May 2, 2011

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Paresh Nath, The Khaleej Times, May 2, 2011

(via Cagle)
 
Extra Fish

Double Order of Fish: The Chips are Cashed


May 4, 2011

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May 4, 2011

(via Clowncrack)
 
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What, Do You Really Need a Title This Time?


Mr. Fish, May 15, 2011
 
Counting Israel's Blessings


Jeff Danziger, May 22, 2011

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John Cole, The Times-Tribune, May 21, 2011

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Mr. Fish, May 19, 2011
 
The 9/11 Circle of Death

It is a reference to an image that circulated in popular culture shortly after 9/11, looking down an urban residential street and seeing flags everywhere. Jones, who also publishes in El Nuevo Dia out of Puerto Rico, offered this cartoon for the magazine of the Hoover Institution, a politically-conservative think tank long-established at Stanford University. For that audience, the cartoon is a point on the circle, from that awful day in September until the reported death of Osama bin Laden. The cartoon speaks to community solidarity and a moment of comfort—letting our collective breath go, as such—upon learning that our great spectral enemy was no longer part of the formula.
 
I Saw It, So You Have To See It Too

The Most Unsettling Cartoon This Week

And the award for "Most Unsettling Political Cartoon of the Week" goes to Petar Pismestrovic of Kleine Zeitung:


May 26, 2011
(via Cagle)
 
Wink, Wink


Zach Weiner, Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, June 8, 2011

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David Horsey, SeattlePI.com, June 7, 2011

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Barry Deutsch, Ampersand, June 8, 2011
 
The Awful Truth About the Kenyan-Commie-Fascist-Jew-Whatever They Call Him


Mr. Fish, June 8, 2011
 
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