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Friday Funnies 11.6
Click here for a look back at the news of the week, colorfully illustrated by some of the best editorial cartoonists in the business: Pulitzer Prize-winner Steve Breen, Michael Ramirez, Scott Stantis, and Gary Varvel.
This creative cadre of cartoonists offer a unique, colorful, often humorous, and sometimes poignant (as is the case in the one pictured here) perspective of politics, the economy, world events, and more.
Topic: Just for Fun, WorldMagBlog
Keywords: Editorial cartoons
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I, of course, favor the one above, but I note that the one with Pelosi kicking small business in front of the train has a baby in it, too.
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that’s not what the U.S.S. New York looks like.
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“that’s not what the U.S.S. New York looks like.”
And that’s not what Al Gore, Barak Obama, Nancy Pelosi, or the Republican party looks like, either. They’re cartoons.
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I agree NJL…..the one above and the one with Pelosi kicking small business in front of the train are only too true. But of course we won’t focus on little things like that……let’s by all means bring up what #2 brings up. I also liked the one with Gore and Obama…same theory….they both created something they are unable to create.
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I liked the snake oil salesman.
The one with Pelosi kicking small business in front of the train is shockingly horrifying. I guess that is the point, but I was stunned. She is a cold heartless political hack who attempts to destroy anyone who stands in her way. She will do far more damage to America than Obama.
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As usual, insightfully humorous, but all too scary.
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I’m with PETER L: To scary to be “funny”. But they do have a seriousness about them that must not be ignored.
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