I’ve always loved political cartoons. Here’s some of my favorites on Senator Obama.
This is from the cover of the current issue of the New Yorker.
And a funny response:
Here’s a play on his recent series of flip-flops.
Here’s one that ALWAYS makes me laugh.
This one is the Obama Express!
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If we’re voting on favorites mine is the Flip-Flop express. Although, let them eat cake comes in a close second.
Oh and did you see Pat Oliphant’s Obama Cartoon?
http://news.yahoo.com/edcartoons/patoliphant;_ylt=AlhU4u_jreYsijkjCHiuYIUDwLAF
I think it’s a hoot!
Marge: Loved it and added it!!!!
If you have a way to get cartoons drawn and published…
Presidential Campaign Cartoon Idea:
Three rows of panels: top with John McCain, middle with Barack Obama, bottom with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
1. First frame of each panel shows the person standing on a bluff, discovering the United States (large USA-shaped block) teetering on the edge of a precipice.
2. Second frame shows the person running off to get something.
3. Third frame shows each individual’s action and new prop:
a. McCain with helmet, standing atop the USA in a “full steam ahead” pose
b. Obama with a sledge hammer breaking off the eastern part of the country so that it falls over the edge
c. Clinton pulling on a rope tied around the middle of the country, dragging the entire country back onto safe ground.