Jul 16 2019 Ursula von der Leyen in Strasbourg Ursula von der Leyen in Strasbourg published July 16, 2019 by Rainer Hachfeld politicalcartoons.com Jul 21 2019 Jul 18 2019 Jul 16 2019 Jul 15 2019 Jul 9 2019 Jul 8 2019 Jul 7 2019 Jul 1 2019 Jun 27 2019 Topics Topics & Tags Rainer Hachfeld's Archive More Cartoons By Rainer Hachfeld Jul 21 2019 Jul 18 2019 Jul 16 2019 Jul 15 2019 Jul 9 2019 Jul 8 2019 Jul 7 2019 Jul 1 2019 Jun 27 2019 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 America, Let’s Talk This Thanksgiving… After the Mashed Potatoes Fly! by Tom Purcell America could use a good food fight this Thanksgiving. Every day in our country, factions grow and battle lines harden. Americans are spending more time with like-minded people, their "tribes," and less with people holding differing viewpoints, ... Disney+ Ruins Classics With New Trigger Warnings by Christine Flowers I adored the story of "Cinderella" as a child. The prospect of having a man so in love with me that he'd crisscross the Kingdom searching for my size 6 1/2 foot, was heady stuff. It never occurred to me that Cindy was oppressed by the patriarchy ... Trump’s Tweet Sets a Dangerous Precedent by Peter Funt We interrupt this impeachment hearing to bring you a message from Donald Trump: "Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad." That tweet, read on live television by House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, was shocking because it sought to aff ...
America, Let’s Talk This Thanksgiving… After the Mashed Potatoes Fly! by Tom Purcell America could use a good food fight this Thanksgiving. Every day in our country, factions grow and battle lines harden. Americans are spending more time with like-minded people, their "tribes," and less with people holding differing viewpoints, ...
Disney+ Ruins Classics With New Trigger Warnings by Christine Flowers I adored the story of "Cinderella" as a child. The prospect of having a man so in love with me that he'd crisscross the Kingdom searching for my size 6 1/2 foot, was heady stuff. It never occurred to me that Cindy was oppressed by the patriarchy ...
Trump’s Tweet Sets a Dangerous Precedent by Peter Funt We interrupt this impeachment hearing to bring you a message from Donald Trump: "Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad." That tweet, read on live television by House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, was shocking because it sought to aff ...
