All articles tagged with #cartoon
Daily Kos publishes a Clay Bennett cartoon titled 'Baby on board' that lampoons Donald Trump’s handling of Air Force One and military tensions, while noting the site’s ongoing financial strains and a plea for reader support.
Daily Kos publishes a Pedro Molina cartoon titled 'Acting attorney puppet,' lampooning the acting attorney general and the DOJ as being influenced by Donald Trump and his legal team, with a nod to Todd Blanche.
Jen Sorensen's Daily Kos cartoon 'Playing the jealousy card' uses satire to critique billionaire wealth, AI hype, and the datacenter boom, while noting Daily Kos's financial challenges and appealing to readers for donations to stay paywall-free.
A Daily Kos cartoon by Pedro Molina titled “McCarthyism … again” critiques the contemporary GOP’s revival of anti-communist fear tactics, spotlighting figures like Donald Trump, JD Vance, Mike Johnson, and Stephen Miller as symbols of McCarthy-era politics in today’s partisan battles.
A Daily Kos political cartoon by Clay Jones published Aug 3, 2026, titled ‘Blame Nessie,’ using Nessie as a metaphor to critique Trump and the DOJ; the piece sits alongside a site donation request to keep content free for readers.
A Mike Luckovich cartoon on Daily Kos critiques Trump’s Iran war talk and potential munition shortages, while the site notes financial pressures and asks readers to support its paywall-free newsroom.
Daily Kos publishes a Drew Sheneman cartoon that critiques discrimination against transgender youth in sports amid ongoing political battles over trans rights, while the site also notes its financial struggles and asks readers to donate to stay paywall-free.
Clay Jones’ Daily Kos cartoon Jump for History critiques efforts to erase or distort U.S. history, tying Trump’s rhetoric to racism and slavery at the Smithsonian, and notes Daily Kos’ ongoing fundraising appeal.
Daily Kos publishes a Jack Ohman cartoon criticizing Donald Trump’s alleged push to rewrite American history, framing it as whitewashing racism and the legacy of slavery, with the Smithsonian as a focal point of the critique.
A Daily Kos cartoon by Brian McFadden titled Blight at the museums uses satire to critique political influence and controversy surrounding cultural institutions like the Smithsonian, while also highlighting Daily Kos’s ongoing fundraising appeal and reader engagement.
Martin Rowson’s Guardian cartoon uses the 250-year anniversary of US independence to critique Donald Trump, delivering a pointed political illustration about Trump’s role and American identity.
Daily Kos publishes a Pedro Molina cartoon criticizing Donald Trump and referencing the Reflecting Pool, while also noting the site's financial struggles and asking readers for donations to keep the site paywall-free.
David Horsey's Daily Kos cartoon notes the site's financial strain, emphasizes paywall-free, reader-supported journalism, and urges readers to donate to help sustain independent coverage.
Tom Tomorrow's Daily Kos cartoon highlights the site’s financial struggles and appeals to readers to donate to keep the outlet paywall-free and community-supported.
A Drew Sheneman cartoon lampoons the clash between a trillionaire and ordinary taxpayers, using satire to critique wealth concentration and the political fight over taxes.