Nationally Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist
New York Senator Chuck Schumer is going to vote against Obama's deal with Iran. That's a blow for Obama as Schumer is highly respected, may be the next Majority Leader, and is the highest ranking Jew in the Senate. It also hurts that he's a Democrat. Ouch, Obama. There's talk about punishing Schumer for this... Continue Reading →
Did you see the debate? Megyn Kelly asked Donald Trump about his horrible comments toward women. Kelly said "You've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals." Trump responded that he's only used those terms on Rosie O'Donnell, as if that's OK. Kelly pointed out that he's used those slurs on other... Continue Reading →
I watched the first debate in a bar with some friends. First time, and probably the last, I have ever asked anyone to switch the channel to Fox News. I watched the second debate at my drawing table with an Italian sub from Wawa. My thoughts on the debate: It kicked off to an exciting... Continue Reading →
The Republicans will not be able to beat the Clintons. They spent eight years trying and got spanked again and again. Bill Clinton is too smart for them. Now it comes out that Bill Clinton called Donald Trump to encourage him to become more involved in the Republican party. Genius. Though Clinton reportedly did not... Continue Reading →
Michael Cavna of the Washington Post writes a blog about cartoons and yesterday he wrote about Jon Stewart's influence on political cartoonists and he provides a lot of quotes from a few of my colleagues (some of us suffer from a lack of brevity, myself included at times). Most of them talk about how he... Continue Reading →
I was talking to a friend last week and he mentioned how he always respects opinions he disagrees with. I think that's really big of him. I don't. If your opinion is supported by lies, and the truth has been published repeatedly, yet you still cling to the lie then I don't feel any responsibility... Continue Reading →
I had a very easy time coming up with cartoon ideas last week. I don't think I struggled for any ideas for the nine cartoons I drew (except the one I drew for The Indy because local issues are usually a little more difficult). Tonight however I had a difficult time. I walked around my little studio... Continue Reading →
Here's this week's cartoon for The Independent in St. George, Utah.
I had a tough time with this angle. I penciled and erased four or five times. I'm surprised I didn't ruin the paper. Then I took a ball point and drew it in my notebook and it turned out how I wanted. Sheesh. I went from there. I drew too many cartoons this week. Not... Continue Reading →
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