Supreme Court Reaffirms Citizens United Ruiling

Antonin Scalia Political Cartoons

Jun
27
2012

Scalia’s Political Dissent Draws Criticism from Cartoonists

Antonin Scalia may have gone too far this time. The conservative Supreme Court justice is being roundly criticized for a highly-political 22-page dissenting opinion on the court’s ruling on the Arizona immigration law.

Here are some cartoons about the sharp-tongued Scalia, including one I drew back in 2004 after he was criticized for going on a duck-hunting trip with Vice President Dick Cheney.

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Pat Bagley / Salt Lake Tribune (click to view more cartoons by Bagley)

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Rob Tornoe / Media Matters (click to view more cartoons by Tornoe)

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Daryl Cagle / msnbc.com (click to view more cartoons by Cagle)

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Jen Sorenson / PoliticalCartoons.com (click to view more cartoons by Sorensen)

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Taylor Jones / PoliticalCartoons.com (click to view more cartoons by Jones)

Jun
27
2012

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Rob Tornoe is the owner/editor of Punchline Magazine and a cartoonist for The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Press of Atlantic City and WHYY. He writes about the media and the cartoon industry for Editor & Publisher.
Jun
25
2012

Supreme Court Reaffirms Citizens United Ruiling

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