Cartoon for August 30

Alberto Gonzales, mastermind of legalized torture, spying on Americans and the elimination of habeas corpus, resigns–joining fellow retired criminals Donald Rumsfeld and Karl Rove.

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Cartoon for August 25

If Rudy Giuliani, who spent a mere 29 hours sucking up corpse dust at and around Ground Zero during the months after 9/11, can run for president based on his “heroism”–why not me?

Normally I shy away from “breaking the third wall” in cartooning. This time around, this was the funniest approach, so I went with it. Let me know what you think.

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(Original artwork still for sale, now back to regular price. Thanks to this weekend’s buyers!)

Left v. Right

This one resulted from a few conversations I’ve had lately with conservative friends. There are other differences between lefties and righties, of course, but one of those we’ve neglected is this one. Many Republicans wonder, given all the things America does right, why we whine so much about what it does wrong. We, of course, wonder why conservatives don’t want to make our country even better.

Cartoon for August 20

Here’s my cartoon for today, inspired by conversations I’ve had with editors of various newspapers. It seems incredible (no pun intended!) that politicians–who have lots of motivation to lie and do so like they breathe–get access to the media whenever they open their maws. Meanwhile, other people–political activists, academics, etc.–whose credibility is intact are routinely ignored.

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