Political Cartoons Vol. 2

[madanthonywayne]

 

[madanthonywayne]

 

[madanthonywayne]

 

[madanthonywayne]

 

[The Esotericist]

The difference in the founder's M.O. between wikileaks and facebook.

 

[The Esotericist]

 

[The Esotericist]

 

[Tiassa]

The Republicans

Bob Englehart, The Hartford Courant, June 14, 2011

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John Cole, The Times-Tribune, June 15, 2011

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Jeff Danziger, June 15, 2011​

 

[Tiassa]

In the Doghouse?

Robert Ariail, Spartanburg Herald-Journal, June 17, 2011​

Comment: I'm actually surprised to see this particular metaphor. To the other, perhaps only a cartoonist of conservative tendency could credibly draw that cartoon.

 

[madanthonywayne]

 

[madanthonywayne]

 

[The Esotericist]

 

[The Esotericist]

 

[Tiassa]

Tea Time

Matt Wuerker, Politico July 10, 2011
(via Daily Kos)

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David Horsey, SeattlePI.com, July 8, 2011

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David Fitzsimmons, The Arizona Daily Star, July 11, 2011
(via Cagle)​

 

[Tiassa]

The Right Side of the Right Wing

Mike Keefe, The Denver Post, July 16, 2011

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R. J. Matson, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 15, 2011

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Pat Bagley, Salt Lake Tribune, July 14, 2011​

(via Cagle)

 

[The Esotericist]

 

[Tiassa]

Lay off the white guy?

MacLeod, July 23, 2011​

 

[Tiassa]

Capitalism and Necessity

Petar Pismestrovic, Kleine Zeitung, July 25, 2011
(via Cagle)​

 

[juliet2011]

Not exactly a cartoon, but it's really funny:


Mod Note (from hypewaders):

I think it's fine if we post links/references to satire involving media other than cartoons here. Sorting out media would be too tedious, and renaming this thread would be too.

It always symbolize something and something is really ironical, humorous and present us some deep meaning.

 

[Ellie]

It always symbolize something and something is really ironical, humorous and present us some deep meaning.

Cartoons are for kids.