Nationally Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist
I love trains. I don't have a love affair with them the way President Joe Biden does, who commuted on Amtrak daily when he was a Senator from Delaware, but I really like trains. It's easier to travel on a train than on a plane, and so much better than a bus. Airports are huge... Continue Reading →
After making landfall in Louisiana, Hurricane Ida went to the north east and killed at least 41 people in New York and New Jersey. More people died in the northeast than where Ida landed. New York City was not ready. The streets and subway stations flooded. Mayor Bill de Blasio blamed weather forecasters for being... Continue Reading →
After two years of being investigated by the state of New York and the Manhattan District Attorney, who decided to combine their forces to become an anti-Trump version of Super Friends, we have gotten to the point of a grand jury. I don't think there's much question if Donald Trump will be indicted or not.... Continue Reading →
If Joe Biden's opposition to busing in the 1970s hurt him in the 2020 Democratic primaries, then former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's Stop-and-Frisk program should devastate him. An audio clip surfaced of Bloomberg saying in 2015, that he deployed "all the cops in minority neighborhoods because that’s where they’ll find all the crime."... Continue Reading →
No. Amazon did not pull their plans on building a new facility in New York City because Queens residents threatened to publish a picture of Jeff Bezos' wiener. NYC had promised $3 billion in tax breaks for Amazon to build their HQ2 in Queens, but after being on the receiving end of criticism from city... Continue Reading →
If you want to attack a city, instill it with fear and terror to the point the citizens there change their way of life, you might want to pick a place that's not New York City. You always hear how we won't let fear change us, but that's not always true. We use fear to... Continue Reading →
Have you seen those Redd's Apple Ale commercials? Someone doesn't know what to order and he's suddenly struck in the side of the head by an apple, so he orders the beverage. I assume it's red alcohol which has to taste like crap because that's how red soda tastes. I've never seen anyone drink one... Continue Reading →
This is not my newest cartoon for newspapers and assorted web clients of mine. It's just me goofing on my tablet again (drawn in ArtRage) while waiting for tonight's campaign coverage from New York. I thought Trump's gaffe from yesterday where he mistakenly said "seven 11" instead of "9/11," was amusing. It's not really something... Continue Reading →
Honestly, I think Cruz voters might be more radical, extreme, delusional, and in need of psychotherapy than Trump voters, but nobody in New York is going to be seen wearing a Cruz T-shirt. There's an impression that New York Republicans are more fiscally conservative than socially conservative and are not lunatics believing in birtherism and... Continue Reading →
There's one really good rule for white people when it comes to telling a joke about black people. Don't. Since this particular example is from a "black" joke, let's not overlook that it's probably not cool to ever make jokes about any race. Hey, while you're at it how about cutting it out with the... Continue Reading →
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