National Review cartoon - Roy delgado

Here is a cartoon which came out in the 90's in this consevative magazine . . It really doesn't matter WHICH party is in the oval office . . this cartoon still is relavent . . . I guess that can be proven by the 20% approval ratings of the congress . . It's amazing . . the more things change, the more they stay the same . .

Wall Street Journal cartoon

Cartoon of the week

I just got back from Chicago - - went to see an old friend from the Marines - - we ended up going downtown to a jazz joint and a place I understand where some politicians hang out . . . I actually overheard a guy on the next barstool say something real close to the gagline below . . I quickly jotted it down on a napkin and drew it up when I got home !

This incident COULD HAVE happened anywhere, yes - - - but remember it HAPPENED in Chicago.

Things you need to remember

" Congress is so strange. A man gets up to speak and says nothing . . . nobody listens, then everybody disagrees. "

BORIS MARSHALOV

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" You can fool too many of the people too much of the time. "

JAMES THURBER

Politics - Chicago Style

New Reader's Digest Cartoon

This drawing appears on page138 in the October, 2008 issue . There's a double-page spread titled: Elec-Toons '08. The next ( November ) issue, I understand will also
display a gaggle of political cartoons.

Milton Berle on Politics

" What's the difference between Politics and Crime ? . . In Crime, you take the money and run. "

" A statesman is a politician who didn't get caught. "


" Isn't it a shame that all the people who know how to run this country are driving cabs ? "

MILTON BERLE