Jul 4 2020 Playing boule in Paris Playing boule in Paris published July 4, 2020 by Rainer Hachfeld politicalcartoons.com Jul 19 2020 Jul 15 2020 Jul 13 2020 Jul 4 2020 Jun 30 2020 Jun 17 2020 Jun 16 2020 Jun 14 2020 Jun 11 2020 Topics Topics & Tags Rainer Hachfeld's Archive More Cartoons By Rainer Hachfeld Jul 19 2020 Jul 15 2020 Jul 13 2020 Jul 4 2020 Jun 30 2020 Jun 17 2020 Jun 16 2020 Jun 14 2020 Jun 11 2020 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 Comparing Pandemics in a Cartoon by Daryl Cagle I'm an editorial cartoonist. Back in March I drew a cartoon infographic comparing the size of major pandemics through recorded history. March seems like a long time ago. Lots of readers emailed me suggesting I should update the cartoon to reflec ... A Female Veep Nominee: After Two Whiffs, A Potential Winning Hit by Dick Polman It's a waste of time to write or read speculative stories about who's trending up or down in a veep hunt. I'm old enough to remember 1968, when barrels of ink were expended on Richard Nixon's vice presidential search, yet nobody had Spiro Agnew ... Congress Abandons 30 Million Unemployed Americans by Joe Guzzardi Out of all 535 members of Congress, only about 10 percent can be classified as solidly pro-American worker. Their immigration voting records prove their inexplicable indifference to American workers' fates. Whether the immigration category is la ...
Comparing Pandemics in a Cartoon by Daryl Cagle I'm an editorial cartoonist. Back in March I drew a cartoon infographic comparing the size of major pandemics through recorded history. March seems like a long time ago. Lots of readers emailed me suggesting I should update the cartoon to reflec ...
A Female Veep Nominee: After Two Whiffs, A Potential Winning Hit by Dick Polman It's a waste of time to write or read speculative stories about who's trending up or down in a veep hunt. I'm old enough to remember 1968, when barrels of ink were expended on Richard Nixon's vice presidential search, yet nobody had Spiro Agnew ...
Congress Abandons 30 Million Unemployed Americans by Joe Guzzardi Out of all 535 members of Congress, only about 10 percent can be classified as solidly pro-American worker. Their immigration voting records prove their inexplicable indifference to American workers' fates. Whether the immigration category is la ...
