Iām the oddly detailed trump book at the bottom-left.
I kind of really like the third cartoon. Like, Iām not entirely sure about what the cartoonist is trying to say about the situation theyāre portraying, but I like nonetheless
Based on the name tag Iā¦think itās a Monica Lewensky joke, at least in part?
I donāt understand these things sometimes.
Iām in much the same camp. I think itās probably a sad commentary on how polarised all American media seems to have become in the last twenty years or so. Arguably that all started with the Clinton presidency which the nametag could be a reference to (with the bookseller being named during the impeachment debacle and so having lived her whole life in this state of affairs), but that might be reading too much into it.
That is really good and extremely accurate.
Iām actually not sure if this is blaming Obama or painting Republicans as short-sighted, inept, and fanatic when it comes to reversing the ACA, considering Wile E. Coyoteās character.
I guess it depends on whether the artist meant for that conclusion to be reached. And if not, then that wasnāt really the best cartoon analogy to use, was it?
I donāt think the cartoon is blaming Obama, my comment was more a reference to the Republican Party themselves (and a tie in to the thread title). The cartoon is Canadian so I think itās just poking some fun at the whole affair.
I see. Itās hard to tell intent without context lately considering other artists weāve seen in this thread.
The context is that Trump has nothing better to do than dismantle Obamaās legacy and in the case of ACA, is really bad at it.
Shall we get Ben Garrisonās take?
(thatās supposed to be John McCain shouting there, by the way.)
Also this one is funny because itās incredibly reminiscent of Stan Kelly. Right down to the Lady Liberty.
Garrisonās garbage as usual, but Iām glad Kellyās having a good time.
Tag yourself, iām the freedom nipple
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Also, this doesnāt really look like Garrisonās illustration style. Parody?
