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By Daryl Cagle
Every Friday, we collect the best political cartoons of the week and stuff them into one big, glorious slideshow.
By Cliff Schecter
The culture of the Republican Party is one that doesn't allow any solution that involves government funds.
By Floyd and Mary Beth Brown
We have all been humiliated at the hands of the TSA, but this time they may have to pay a price for stepping over the line.
By Joe Guzzardi
On the Florida primary campaign trail, the DREAM Act refuses to die even though any possible success would be years away.
By Daryl Cagle
Vulture capitalist versus Freddie Mac lobbyist? Out-of-touch rich guy versus family values hypocrite?
By Daryl Cagle
Chris Britt, the long-time cartoonist for the State Journal-Register, has been laid-off.
By John Toth
People will tell you to cut down on distractions while driving, but there are lot of neat distractions inside and outside the car.
By Danny Tyree
The goal of the game is to reach a point where blood flow to the head is cut off and the participant feels tingly and euphoric.
By Hogan's Alley
Did you ever think about how much Mitt Romney sounds and talks like Richie Rich's father?
By Susan Brown
We have now sunk to a depth where the restatement of the obvious is the duty of intelligent men.
By Tina Dupuy
Why is Mitt being photographed doing his laundry? Were there no Dukakis tanks available?
By Joe Gandelman
It's a new, unsettling era for Republicans on many fronts. For instance, take Texas Gov. Rick Perry. Please.
By Daryl Cagle
President Obama will deliver his State of the Union as GOP candidates bludgeon themselves over vulture capitalism and influence peddling.
By Michael Reagan
Too bad Newt Gingrich is a Republican -- otherwise the media would see to it that he'd be home free.
By Michael Kindt
Republicans are worried that Newt Gingrich is making Hugh Hefner look classy.
By Matt Mackowiak
The 2008 campaign Romney ran for president was expertly built, but the product wouldn't sell.
By David Bossie
It is a tragedy that respect for innocent human life has become so degraded that an abortion takes place at an average of one every 26 seconds.
By Keli Goff
During the race for president, a candidate's religion can make or break them in the eyes of the voter.
By Tom Purcell
As our country goes to pot, I find myself more focused on personal matters, such as finding a cure for baldness.
By Daryl Cagle
All the Republican candidates are fun to draw, and at this point the only thing I'm concerned about is having enough pencils to keep up.
By Daryl Cagle
Check out all our great cartoons about Newt Gingrich and his particular brand of "Family Values."