Nationally Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist
This is kind of a an industry insider cartoon. Before Biden made his announcement I predicted cartoonists would draw cartoons of happy or sad cartoonists. You would think they'd prove me wrong. I saw at least three cartoons and they're sure to get big play in reprints and syndication. Yawn. I don't know if the... Continue Reading →
Didn't Donald Trump see that Stephen King movie? You know the one. Where you're not supposed to go into the corn field. The latest polls have Ben Carson leading among Republican candidates in Iowa, where corn is big, and Jesus is, as Donald Trump would say, HUGE to Republicans. I can see where one doesn't... Continue Reading →
I drew this for The Independent in St. George, Utah. I like McDonald's fair enough. I can't eat their stuff as often as I could when I was younger. I have walked into the place over the past couple years and changed my mind from the grease smell. Other times I've chowed down on a... Continue Reading →
I don't like cheer leading. I don't like saying somebody did something awesome. I prefer to be negative and to criticize. Editorial Cartooning is a negative art form. However there really is not a doubt Hillary Clinton knocked it out of the park during her testimony at Thursday's Benghazi hearing. She was calm, professional and informed.... Continue Reading →
Paul Ryan told his Republican colleagues that he will be Speaker of the House if they all get along, don't challenge him, elect him unanimously, kiss his butt, stop being such turds in general, act like adults, make every Tuesday spaghetti Tuesday, make Talk Like A Pirate Day a national holiday, and abide by the... Continue Reading →
I get the irony in drawing this cartoon. I'm saying nobody really cares about Jim Webb's candidacy, yet I care enough to draw a cartoon about it. I felt a little obligated since he was my state's senator (that would be Virginia for those who are thinking "he was a senator?"). Hopefully I won't be... Continue Reading →
Republican Congressman and chairman of the Benghazi Select Committee is really getting fed up with people saying his committee is less about finding out the truth of the Benghazi and preventing future incidents, and more about a political witch hunt designed to destroy Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. He's especially annoyed with Republicans saying it's a... Continue Reading →
I don't think it's fair to blame George W. Bush for 9/11. It's not that I don't think he could or couldn't have prevented the terrorist attack. We don't know if it could have been prevented. Bush should have paid more attention to reports on an impending attack, but we don't know that if he... Continue Reading →
Donald Trump and Ben Carson wrote a letter together. That way they could put their heads together and include a lot of big and hard-to-spell words. The letter was for CNBC, which is hosting the next debate. CarsonTrump is threatening to ditch the debate and go bowling if their demands are not met. They don't... Continue Reading →
On Thursday Obama officially gave up ending the war in Afghanistan. It was something he vowed to do before he was elected. This has to be a huge disappointment for the president. Despite killing Osama bin Laden and other terrorists, mostly through the controversial drone program, most people (not just Republicans) give the president low... Continue Reading →
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