All articles tagged with #clay jones
Daily Kos published a political cartoon by Clay Jones on October 16, 2026, titled 'MAGA sewer.' The artwork satirizes the MAGA movement, depicting it in a negative light. The piece was tagged with topics including conspiracy theories, Donald Trump, Ilhan Omar, James Talarico, Ohio, and Texas. It received 126 recommendations from readers.
Daily Kos published a new political cartoon by Clay Jones on October 4, 2026, titled 'Schmitt head.' The piece focuses on Eric Schmitt, a GOP figure, and is tagged with references to Donald Trump, Jack Smith, and the Senate. The publication coincides with Daily Kos's ongoing financial difficulties, as the site continues to rely on reader donations to maintain its paywall-free model. This cartoon is part of a recent series of satirical works by Daily Kos artists addressing current political and economic issues.
Daily Kos cartoonist Clay Jones released a new political cartoon titled 'Swinging for the midterms' on October 2, 2026. The post explicitly links the visual commentary to the organization’s urgent financial needs, urging readers to donate to maintain its paywall-free model. The content reflects the site’s ongoing struggle to secure revenue from its community rather than corporate or billionaire backers.
Daily Kos published a political cartoon by Clay Jones on September 1, 2026, titled 'Where’s the beef … from?'. The artwork satirizes President Donald Trump's recent focus on beef policy, referencing a related news item about the president turning to a 'meathead' for advice. The publication also highlighted its ongoing financial struggles, urging readers to support the site through donations to maintain its paywall-free model.
A cartoon by Clay Jones titled 'Weaponized justice escalated' critiques the misuse of justice, suggesting an escalation in its weaponization, and emphasizes the importance of free and truthful media like Daily Kos. The article advocates for public access to truth and criticizes media biases.
A cartoon by Clay Jones titled 'Hate on an escalator' is featured, highlighting themes of resistance and social commentary, with a focus on democracy and justice. The article also promotes supporting Daily Kos's 23rd anniversary through donations.