Jul 13 2002 Graeme MacKay’s Cartoon for 7/13/2002 Graeme MacKay’s Cartoon for 7/13/2002 published July 13, 2002 by Graeme MacKay politicalcartoons.com Jul 19 2002 Jul 18 2002 Jul 17 2002 Jul 13 2002 Jul 12 2002 Jul 11 2002 Jul 11 2002 Jul 10 2002 Jul 10 2002 Topics Topics & Tags COMMENTS Discuss on Facebook Facebook Discussion Discuss on Disqus Graeme MacKay's Archive More Cartoons By Graeme MacKay Jul 19 2002 Jul 18 2002 Jul 17 2002 Jul 13 2002 Jul 12 2002 Jul 11 2002 Jul 11 2002 Jul 10 2002 Jul 10 2002 Archives Graeme MacKay Graeme MacKay is a Canadian cartoonist and draws for the Hamilton Spectator. 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 So Far, Biden is All Gloom and No Sunshine by Michael Reagan Say what you will about the personal and political failings of Donald Trump, at least he was an optimist. Along with being a cheerleader for America, he talked positively, sometimes when he shouldn't have, and he could always see the sunshine. P ... For Big Labor, Politics Comes Before Workers’ Jobs by Peter Roff President Joe Biden wants to revitalize the nation's labor unions. At their peak, unions represented more than a third of American workers. Now, after several decades of continuing decline, less than 10 percent of workers in the private sector a ... Republicans Suddenly Clutching Their Pearls About Mean Tweets by Dick Polman Republican Sen. John Cornyn is very upset about Neera Tanden, the well-qualified woman tapped by President Biden to run the Office of Management and Budget. He is shocked, shocked! that tweeting is going on in American politics, and that Tanden ...
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