Posts tagged "entitlements"
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Fox News is an addictive, mind-altering substance , used by its most dedicated viewers to escape reality to a paranoid, fantasy world… Their approach to the news is gonzo journalism’s perverted, evil twin. Instead of using the trappings of fiction to report the truth, Fox uses the trappings of truth to report fiction.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
The two highest-profile events in American politics this week were the President’s State of the Union address, followed by the State of Marco Rubio’s Throat address, which was apparently “Dry. So very, very dry …”
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Tags: Democrats , dive , diving , entitlement cuts , entitlements , fire helmet , fire rescue , firefighter , firemen , fiscal cliff , GOP , GOP elephant , House of Representatives , Republicans , rescue , scissors , spending cuts , tax cuts , tax cuts for the rich , tax cuts for the wealthy
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Tags: blood , bloodsucker , elderly , entitlement cuts , entitlements , I.V. , Medicaid , Medicare , Mitt Romney , old people , Paul Ryan , Romney , senior citizens , seniors , Social Security , vampire capitalism
Saturday, August 13, 2011
I developed this cartoon following the see-sawing stock market earlier in the week. I wanted to do something with the Depression-era cliche of the ruined investor jumping from a building, but since it seemed corporate stocks were bound to weather the debt-ceiling storm better than the average American, I also wanted to show a character symbolizing average Americans bearing most of the burden…
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