Jul 27 2017 Spicer Resigns Or Was He Pushed Spicer Resigns Or Was He Pushed published July 27, 2017 by Brian Adcock cortesy of politicalcartoons.com Sep 13 2017 Sep 13 2017 Sep 13 2017 Aug 1 2017 Jul 27 2017 Jun 13 2017 Jun 2 2017 May 25 2017 May 25 2017 Comments & Discussion Facebook Discussion Topics Topics & Tags 53 cartoons 197 cartoons president 10546 cartoons donald trump 6208 cartoons trump 4665 cartoons press secretary 38 cartoons 11 cartoons period 5 cartoons Brian Adcock's Archive More Cartoons By Brian Adcock Sep 13 2017 Sep 13 2017 Sep 13 2017 Aug 1 2017 Jul 27 2017 Jun 13 2017 Jun 2 2017 May 25 2017 May 25 2017 Archives Brian Adcock Brian Adcock is a Scottish cartoonist that draws for Scotland on Sunday and The Prague Post in the Czech Republic. Daily Newsletter Sign up for FREE! Get Cartoons Daily! Sign up for our free daily newsletter by entering your email and clicking on subscribe. Subscribe More Cagle Columnists by Tom Purcell We Need to Embrace the Wit and Wisdom of Will Rogers Editor's note: This column was originally distributed by Cagle Cartoons in 2013. Things are mighty heated these days. Tempers are flaring and minds are closed. Here's the solution: the wit and wisdom of Will Rogers. "The short memory of voters . ... by Christine Flowers Jeff Sessions’ Asylum Decision Hurts Women Most in Need I have seen a woman beaten before my eyes, and I did nothing to stop it. It is hard, as a teenager, to know your power and to find your voice. Instead of confronting the violence, I hid behind a locked door. I'm no longer in contact with that wo ... by Peter Roff The Case for Continuing the International Space Station Since the dawn of creation, mankind has been driven by the urge to explore the world around him. The quest for knowledge consumes us. We have to know if we are alone in the universe or if life exists someone beyond the big blue marble we call ho ... by Rick Jensen Canada is Actually the Bully on Tariffs It's amusing to see liberal Americans "virtue signaling" the world by "apologizing" for Trump for "attacking" Canadian Prime Minster Justin Trudeau. According to these patriotic citizens, Trump is a boor, an insult-machine, crass and nasty. And ...
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