Feb 28 2015 Alejandro G Iñárritu Alejandro G Iñárritu published February 28, 2015 by Dario Castillejos politicalcartoons.com Feb 28 2015 Feb 18 2015 Feb 17 2015 Feb 16 2015 Jan 30 2015 Jan 30 2015 Jan 29 2015 Jan 12 2015 Jan 8 2015 Dec 21 2014 Topics Topics & Tags Dario Castillejos's Archive More Cartoons By Dario Castillejos Feb 28 2015 Feb 18 2015 Feb 17 2015 Feb 16 2015 Jan 30 2015 Jan 30 2015 Jan 29 2015 Jan 12 2015 Jan 8 2015 Dec 21 2014 Archives Dario Castillejos Dario Castillejos is a Mexican cartoonists and illustrator, and his work is syndicated internationally by Cagle Cartoons. 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 Senate to Consider American Job-Busting Bill by Joe Guzzardi Shortly before Congress adjourned for its summer break, what it aggrandizingly likes to refer to as "constituent work days," the House of Representatives passed a horrible immigration bill. Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.), who never met a bill to ex ... Why Milton Friedman Rightly Opposed Drug Policy by Phil Kerpen "The issue is patents," Nobel-prize winning economist Milton Friedman explained when asked in 2004 why he opposed drug reimportation, the practice of bring back prescription drugs originally manufactured in the U.S. and exported to other countri ... Many Democrats Remain Undeterred by Long Odds and Low Numbers by Carl Golden In every election campaign, there comes a point when cruel reality intrudes, forcing candidate and staff to confront the growing likelihood that victory is out of reach and further expenditure of time, money and dedication to a cause is futile. ...
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Why Milton Friedman Rightly Opposed Drug Policy by Phil Kerpen "The issue is patents," Nobel-prize winning economist Milton Friedman explained when asked in 2004 why he opposed drug reimportation, the practice of bring back prescription drugs originally manufactured in the U.S. and exported to other countri ...
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