Nationally Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist
It was over 90 days ago that Trump signed an executive order banning travel from seven Muslim nations, which was supposed to last for 90 days. How much of an emergency was this ban since that time period has expired? How vital was it since during that time there have been zero terrorists attacks in the... Continue Reading →
Criticism for the way social media, and the internet in general, as to how terrorists and other extremists use it isn't anything new. Facebook was blamed back in 2014 for failing to pass on information that could have helped prevent the murder of a British soldier by Islamist terrorists. The London attacks from Saturday has renewed... Continue Reading →
I was feeling my British lineage on Saturday and was dining on bangers and mash at an English theme pub when word came through on the attacks in London. Three terrorists in a van ran over people on the London Bridge and then commenced to stabbing innocents who were enjoying an evening out in the... Continue Reading →
The first thing I want to touch upon regarding Trump pulling the United States out of the Paris Climate Agreement is all the sycophants' boot licking. Is there a White House mandate that everyone has to praise Trump as though they're unthinking subservient underlings? Mike Pence can't give a speech without uttering the phrase "under... Continue Reading →
When asked if the public should be concerned that the president sent out an incomprehensible tweet, Sean Spicer said no. I disagree. The public should be very concerned that the president might have suffered an aneurysm in mid-tweet. Sean Spicer is literally defending gibberish. There's been an aspect of Baghdad Bob to Spicy since he debuted... Continue Reading →
Liberals are supposed to be tolerant, especially when compared to Republicans. Most are. But when you start wishing violence and even death on your opposition, you're not any better than Ted Nugent. The libs who post such nonsense justify it by saying their target is worthy of a death wish. No, they're not. Not even... Continue Reading →
It's been an interesting, and really odd week for fisticuffs. First, it got weird in Montana when Republican Greg Gianforte body-slammed a reporter for daring to ask him a question about the Congressional Budget Office report. The next day Gianforte won a seat in Congress. Weird. Then it got even weirder in Texas where things... Continue Reading →
Sometimes I'll draw a cartoon on a national issue that hasn't gone national yet. At least not in the sense that CNN gives it the same coverage of a Donald Trump bowel movement. "Lunch shaming" is one of those issues. Have you heard the term "lunch shaming?" Get ready because you're about to hear a... Continue Reading →
Trump went from the protective bosom of autocracies where protests are banned, women are oppressed, and tyrants dance with swords, to liberal democracies where they don't buy bullshit. Trump's Eurotrip included a summit with our NATO allies and the G7 Summit. Trump was antisocial and stood alone in corners while the rest of world leaders... Continue Reading →
I drew this for The Seattle Times and it ran in their Sunday edition, last Sunday. I wanted to give them some time for the web hits before posting here. The state's legislature is going into their "second" special session to deal with school funding. I received a brand new T-Shirt from my friend and... Continue Reading →
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