Sep 20 2002 David Reddick’s Cartoon for 9/21/2002 David Reddick’s Cartoon for 9/21/2002 published September 20, 2002 by David Reddick politicalcartoons.com Oct 16 2002 Oct 10 2002 Oct 2 2002 Sep 28 2002 Sep 20 2002 Sep 18 2002 Sep 9 2002 Sep 6 2002 Aug 29 2002 Comments & Discussion Facebook Discussion Topics Topics & Tags David Reddick's Archive More Cartoons By David Reddick Oct 16 2002 Oct 10 2002 Oct 2 2002 Sep 28 2002 Sep 20 2002 Sep 18 2002 Sep 9 2002 Sep 6 2002 Aug 29 2002 Archives David Reddick 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 Avoiding the shutdown – for fun and laughs by Michael Reagan ,9 No matter where you look, you can't escape it. "Government Shutdown - Day 27... " "Government Shutdown - Day 28... "(/strong) The partial government shutdown - and who's to blame for it, who's being hurt most by it and who's going t ... That Long Winter at Valley Shutdown by Michael Shannon The long winter at Valley Shutdown is evidently growing more dire for federal employees. They have now missed their FIRST paycheck. Repercussions from this disaster extend all the way into Latin America. My son was browsing the Facebook page for ... Breaking News… and Wind by Jase Graves Breaking News& and Wind My last column's reference to a report of a Dutch airliner that was diverted due to a passenger's flagrant flatulence at 30,000 feet received such a resounding response (at least from my big brother) that I've decided ...
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That Long Winter at Valley Shutdown by Michael Shannon The long winter at Valley Shutdown is evidently growing more dire for federal employees. They have now missed their FIRST paycheck. Repercussions from this disaster extend all the way into Latin America. My son was browsing the Facebook page for ...
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