My feelings about Bush’s politics are well-documented. As a political cartoonist, however, a subject like that only comes along once in a lifetime.
Behind the Rubric: THE BUSHIES
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I’ve watched this new animation many times, and it still makes me laugh. I hope you like it as much as I do!
History is a Liberal Judge
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Getting a pair of shoes tossed at him may end up being the only punishment Bush gets. Pathetic.
The Odd Couple
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Bush’s approval rating has plunged below Richard Nixon’s during Watergate, which means that soon there will only be one place in the world he’ll be welcome: Waziristan.
Presidential Entropy
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Just wait…a few years from now, we’ll look back at George W. Bush and wonder why we were so hard on him.
New Democrat
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Barack Obama is bending over backwards to suck up to his Republican enemies…or just bending over. Why not go all the way?
America Gone Wild: Cartoons by Ted Rall
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My fourth cartoon collection collects the work that made me America’s most controversial cartoonist. Here are the classic “dirty dozen” cartoons that shocked and awed newspaper readers after 9/11: “Terror Widows” and its sequels, “FDNY 2011,” the Pat Tillman series. There is also a lengthy introduction and commentary, which includes behind-the-scenes looks at the hate mail and death threats that poured in from outraged right-wingers. It may be hard to believe now, with George W. Bush a fading memory (or an elder statesman!), but when I penned these cartoons (from 2000 through 2006) I was virtually alone (save for a few other cartoonists) in standing up against a tsunami of insipid post-9/11 patriotism, militarism and nationalism.
“In addition to political cartoons that have been featured in national newspapers such as the New York Times, this volume includes comics that appeared in the magazine Men’s Health. With these panels, Rall turns his scathing wit on relationships and the human condition.”
—School Library Journal
Cartoon Collection, 2006
Andrews McMeel Paperback, 8″x8″, 160 pp., $12.95
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