Sunday Political Cartoons: Freedom
Posted: June 28, 2026 Filed under: just because 4 Comments
Well hello, it’s another Sunday…and they seem to be passing us by, can you believe Christmas is six months from now?
I’m going to bring the cartoons to my in just a bit, first check out these two Instagram stories about Scottish World Cup fans:
It’s a shame, because they were the most interesting group of fans:
Yeah, I’m with the Scottish people all the way.
Now for a few more interesting things:
Geez, I feel bad for the people who where exposed to the master after…seems sad those folks missing out on this entertainment:
Cause, as you know:
Honestly, that arch looks more like the little Stonehenge statue from he movie This is Spinal Tap:
Anyway, it is all just too pathetic.
Cartoons via Cagle:
Have a good Sunday and be safe.
peej
Carissa
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Mona (aka Wonk the Vote)
Sky Dancing 
Thanks for this! It’s getting harder to deal with reality more and more. At least through cartoons, I feel seen.
In my history as a voter, it is rare that I refuse to vote for a woman; however, this one stands out as unsupportable by any standards.
Letlow wins GOP nod in Louisiana Senate race
Trump preemptively endorsed the congresswoman in January, saying in a post on his Truth Social “Should she decide to enter this Race, Julia Letlow has my Complete and Total Endorsement.” She made her run official later that month.
The president congratulated Letlow in a Truth Social post on Saturday night, calling the outcome “great news.”
“Julia Letlow WON in Louisiana, beating conclusively a very strong and smart opponent. Congratulations to Julia. She will be a truly GREAT Senator!” Trump wrote.
Voters across Louisiana headed to the polls Saturday to decide the Republican and Democratic nominees in the race for U.S. Senate.
U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow won the Republican nomination, defeating state Treasurer John Fleming in a GOP runoff that drew national attention after President Donald Trump weighed in.
Jamie Davis, a farmer, won the Democratic nomination, easily defeating his runoff challenger and taking more than three-quarters of the statewide vote.
Letlow and Davis will face off in the general election this fall.
I voted for the best of the two black men here.
This should be an interesting race given that the racists vs. misogynists have a tough choice.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/27/us/louisiana-senate-republican-runoff-results.html?unlocked_article_code=1.tlA.okkE.EBh3abYZlxLC&smid=url-share