Jul 16 2019 Ursula van der leyen Ursula van der leyen published July 16, 2019 by Damien Glez politicalcartoons.com Aug 23 2019 Aug 20 2019 Aug 16 2019 Jul 24 2019 Jul 16 2019 Jun 29 2019 Jun 26 2019 Jun 18 2019 May 31 2019 Topics Topics & Tags Damien Glez's Archive More Cartoons By Damien Glez Aug 23 2019 Aug 20 2019 Aug 16 2019 Jul 24 2019 Jul 16 2019 Jun 29 2019 Jun 26 2019 Jun 18 2019 May 31 2019 Archives Damien Glez Damien Glez is the editor of the satirical weekly Le Journal du Jeudi, and his cartoons have been published in Africa, Europe, and North America. 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 It Will Take Hawaii Years To Recover From Coronavirus Lockdown by Joe Guzzardi The coronavirus pandemic, and the Hawaiian government's response to it, has devastated the state. If Hawaii is lucky, three years from now the state will recover and once again be a favorite tourist destination. For today, however, Governor Davi ... The ‘Thank You Wave’ Makes a Comeback by Peter Funt Walking my dog Dorothy a few months ago I didn't recognize the fellow waving from the white car until he stopped to say hello. Turns out it was Ed, a casual acquaintance, whose wave I hadn't acknowledged because I couldn't see him through the ti ... Pandemic Threatens Musician’s Life When We Need His Art Most by Tom Purcell When I was a junior at Penn State, I had a front-row seat when legendary singer-songwriter John Prine performed on campus. If you aren't familiar with Prine's work, you aren't alone. He's often called the greatest singer and songwriter you've ne ...
It Will Take Hawaii Years To Recover From Coronavirus Lockdown by Joe Guzzardi The coronavirus pandemic, and the Hawaiian government's response to it, has devastated the state. If Hawaii is lucky, three years from now the state will recover and once again be a favorite tourist destination. For today, however, Governor Davi ...
The ‘Thank You Wave’ Makes a Comeback by Peter Funt Walking my dog Dorothy a few months ago I didn't recognize the fellow waving from the white car until he stopped to say hello. Turns out it was Ed, a casual acquaintance, whose wave I hadn't acknowledged because I couldn't see him through the ti ...
Pandemic Threatens Musician’s Life When We Need His Art Most by Tom Purcell When I was a junior at Penn State, I had a front-row seat when legendary singer-songwriter John Prine performed on campus. If you aren't familiar with Prine's work, you aren't alone. He's often called the greatest singer and songwriter you've ne ...
