Jan 8 2019 Italians against Macron Italians against Macron published January 8, 2019 by Rainer Hachfeld politicalcartoons.com Jan 17 2019 Jan 15 2019 Jan 14 2019 Jan 10 2019 Jan 8 2019 Jan 7 2019 Dec 27 2018 Dec 18 2018 Dec 17 2018 Comments & Discussion Facebook Discussion Topics Topics & Tags Rainer Hachfeld's Archive More Cartoons By Rainer Hachfeld Jan 17 2019 Jan 15 2019 Jan 14 2019 Jan 10 2019 Jan 8 2019 Jan 7 2019 Dec 27 2018 Dec 18 2018 Dec 17 2018 Archives Rainer Hachfeld Rainer Hachfeld is a freelance writer and caricaturist living in Berlin. 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 Meet the Conservative Republican Who’s Putting Country Over Party by Dick Polman Justin Amash, a rare Republican congressman who refuses to genuflect at Donald Trump's feet, has been taking heat lately for daring to speak his mind. But bless his heart, he couldn't care less. On Sunday, Trump called him "a loser." (The "loser ... On Memorial Day, Remembering MLB’s Fallen WWII Heroes by Joe Guzzardi During World War II, of the 500-plus ML--players who served, only two young Americans were killed. Captain Elmer Gedeon, with the USAAF's 86th Bomb Squadron, was shot down on April 20, 1944, over Saint-Pol, France. U.S. Marine Corps First Lieute ... An Indoorsman’s Guide to Yard Work by Jase Graves Spring in East Texas always announces its arrival with an annual tree-pollen allergy apocalypse, followed by our own version of monsoon season, when most residents consider trading in their pickups for four-wheel drive dinghies. All of the rain ...
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