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@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 11:16 PM

Gary Markstein finds the ballroom’s other possible use: keeping the wedding-reception financing closer to home. 🏛️💰🥂 Satire with a very pointed guest list. #EditorialCartoon #BallroomLogic #MercantilistMercenary #TrumpianAccounting

Gary Markstein editorial cartoon. A caricatured blond man in a blue suit and red tie sits behind a large desk, scowling. His speech balloon reads: “I need the ballroom for my son’s wedding receptions, so we don’t have to accept money from Russian oligarchs.” At right, an easel displays a drawing of a grand, rectangular classical-style building. The sparse office setting keeps attention on the speaker, the ballroom sketch and the joke linking family celebrations, money and Russian oligarchs. Signed Gary Markstein; ©2026 Creators Syndicate.
@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 11:11 PM

“Trumphal Arch” by RJ Matson on Bluesky and e pluribus cartoonum.

“A Compliant Republican Congress Has Built A Monument To [Trump]”

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 11:04 PM

[Autocrats of a Feather] by Bill Bramhall on Bluesky.

Please support Editorial Cartoonists, whenever possible directly, whose work is shown on Bluesky. #EditorialCartoon

@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 10:57 PM

“Tea Leaves” by Clay Bennett on Bluesky and Chattanooga Times Free Press.

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 10:55 PM

“Stealing the Show …” by Morten Morland on Bluesky and on The Times (UK).

Please support Editorial Cartoonists, whenever possible directly, whose work is shown on Bluesky. #EditorialCartoon

@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 10:12 PM

Drew Sheneman distils the grievance nicely: “bad things” were apparently part of the bargain, but only with an other-people clause. Now MAGA is at the complaints desk asking Trump to honour the fine print. 🧾🧢🇺🇸 #EditorialCartoon

Conspicuously absent: the customary tears streaming from their eyes.

24-Sep-2026 editorial cartoon by Drew Sheneman. Donald Trump stands at left in a black suit and red tie, arms folded, facing three uneasy MAGA supporters. The man at the front wears a red “MAGA” T-shirt, holds a red cap aloft and carries a small U.S. flag; behind him, a woman in pink wears a stars-and-stripes cowboy hat and purple sunglasses. A third supporter stands beside a large black-and-white U.S. flag. The lead man tells Trump: “I’m sorry, Mr. President, I think there’s been a misunderstanding. We voted for bad things to happen to other people.” The joke turns on selective expectations of political cruelty: the supporters object only when the consequences they endorsed for others reach themselves.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 10:07 PM

Pedro X. Molina gives “leopards eating faces” a Florida rewrite: two MAGA supporters learn that an alligator doesn’t check the red cap before it bites. 🐊🧢 #EditorialCartoon #MAGA

24-Sep-2026 editorial cartoon by Pedro X. Molina. A gigantic black alligator fills most of the frame, its jaws open around two silhouetted MAGA supporters. One wears a bright red cap; the other throws up a hand as the teeth close around them. The red-capped figure says, “Remember how funny we thought it was to imagine other people being devoured by alligators?” A dark shape marked with a white “R” dangles from the upper jaw and drips. The pale blue-and-yellow background leaves the black jaws and trapped figures starkly exposed. Molina turns the cruelty once imagined for unnamed “other people” back on those who found it amusing.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 9:56 PM

Mike Smith pares it to three labels: deer, elk, humans. The first two carry hunting rifles; the third wears ICE gear. The cartoon’s charge is plain: immigration enforcement is being depicted as a hunt for people. 🎯🧊 #EditorialCartoon #ICE

24-Sep-2026 editorial cartoon by Mike Smith. Three beige placards run across the top: “HUNTS DEER,” “HUNTS ELK,” and “HUNTS HUMANS.” Beneath the first two are hunters in camouflage holding rifles; beneath the third is a masked figure in dark tactical gear, sunglasses and a cap, with a large chest panel marked “ICE.” Sparse black hatching frames the figures against a white background. The parallel supplies the cartoon’s point: the first two figures hunt animals; the third, representing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is portrayed as hunting people. Smith’s signature appears at upper right.
@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 8:37 PM

“Gag” by Jorge Gonzalez via Cartoon Movement on Bluesky and Cartoon Movement.

“Freedom in the USA.”

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 8:30 PM

[Trump’s IFF Failure] by Jimmy Margulies on Jimmy Margulies @ Substack.

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 8:14 PM

“Wilber Rafael Garces Perez” by Steve Brodner on Bluesky and on The Greater Quiet.

“Is Not a ‘Thing’ in Your Way”

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 8:07 PM

“How Low Can He Go?” by Tim Campbell on Bluesky and tc2oons.

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 8:03 PM

“U.N. Speech” by Michael de Adder on Bluesky and on THE deEP STATE.

“[for] The Contrarian”

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 7:59 PM

“Bring Out Your Almost Dead!” by Steve Sack on The Art of Sack.

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@plopetkankr.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 2:53 PM

@plopetkankr.bsky.social - Une du journal @lemonde.fr jeudi 24 septembre 2026 !
Avec @cartooningforpeace.bsky.social

#LeMonde #Une #DessinDePresse #EditorialCartoon #PlopetKanKr #Dessinateur #Dessinatrice #Cartoon #Dessin
#Humains #Guerres #Conflits #Incendies

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@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 2:38 PM

Mr. Pocket's first real lesson.

"The projected winner is..." Polls close. The count comes in. A desk asks if anybody can still catch the leader.

And a call isn't the result. Certification is.

#realcivics #politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #elections

A tall hand-drawn ink-and-wash civics poster titled "REAL CIVICS: HOW A RACE GETS CALLED," signed T.W. Amburgey. A small navy pocket Constitution with round glasses and a red bow tie, Mr. Pocket, guides six numbered scenes. 1, THE POLLS CLOSE: he holds up a hand and checks a pocket watch at a polling-place door at dusk. 2, THE COUNT COMES IN: he pushes a handcart of tally sheets to a county clerk's counter. 3, THE VOTERS ARE ASKED: he stands on a crate beside an exit pollster talking with a voter. 4, THE DECISION DESK: he sits between two analysts studying a chart with one long bar and one short bar. 5, THE PROJECTED WINNER IS: he raises a finger on a TV anchor desk in front of a camera. 6, THEN IT BECOMES OFFICIAL: an official presses a seal onto a ledger while he nods beside it, a calendar of crossed-off days on the wall.
@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 1:13 PM

Arlington, second week of September. Tour tram, guide talking about the Pentagon. Guy up front cuts in — "It's the Secretary of War."

I said "It's legally the Department of Defense, you idiot."

A few former secretaries agree.

#politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #hegseth

Editorial cartoon. In a vast stone hall, four giant statues on pedestals come to life, cracking and shedding dust: Henry Knox and Henry Stimson (plaques: Secretary of War) and George C. Marshall and Robert McNamara (plaques: Secretary of Defense). They glare down, Marshall pointing, and shout together: "It's Secretary of DEFENSE, you moron." Below them, a tiny Pete Hegseth on a stepladder is screwing a gold "Secretary of War" plaque onto an empty pedestal. Caption: "Even the Secretaries of War won't call him that."
@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 12:44 PM

Kristi Noem finally had a little time to post a few pictures.

The elk. The goat. The puppy. The hearing. The prison. Minneapolis.

Same grin every time.

#politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #kristinoem

Editorial cartoon. Kristi Noem, grinning in camouflage with a hunting bow on her back, swipes a phone. A film strip of Instagram-style photos unspools from it in two rows, with like counts climbing as they go: a dead elk, "Super fun hunt," 1.2K; a dead goat, 2.4K; an empty dog collar tagged "Cricket," "14 months old," 5K; a selfie with Kim Jong Un stamped "Deleted by publisher," 9K; a Senate hearing, "Habeas corpus: '…the right… to remove people,'" 18K; a photo op at El Salvador's CECOT prison, 40K; two chalk outlines on a Minneapolis street, "Domestic terrorism," 90K; a box of desk items labeled "Special Envoy," "New job!", 200K. Caption: "Finally had a little time to post a few pictures." Signed T.W. Amburgey.
@bergetoons.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 12:38 PM

Too soon? I've been seeing houses festooned with Halloween decor since Labor Day weekend.
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#NCOD #editorialcartoon #comingout #lgbtq

@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 12:30 PM

Isaiah 6:8. "Here am I, send me."

Hegseth slapped it on a recruiting tour.

Every soldier who ever meant those words knows the rest of the chapter. Verse 11. Keep reading, Pete.

#politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #hegseth #sendmetour

Editorial cartoon. At a "Send Me Tour" recruiting table, Pete Hegseth pumps his fist holding a Bible and shouts "Send me to go fight the Communists!" A young man in a USA hoodie sits frozen with a pen over a "Sign Here" form. A soot-covered WWII tank soldier has his hand flat on the form and holds up an open pocket Bible reading "Isaiah 6:11 — until the cities be wasted without inhabitant," saying "That's MY verse, asshole." Caption: "Keep reading, Pete."