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@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 9:58 PM

Clay Bennett turns “Make America Healthy Again” into a sight gag: “HEALTHY” is the part lying flat on its back while everyone else keeps the slogan standing.

🩺🪧😬 #EditorialCartoon #MAHA

Clay Bennett editorial cartoon for the Chattanooga Times Free Press. Four people are arranged against a white background to form the slogan “MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN.” At left, a man in a red cap holds a sign reading “MAKE.” Beside him, a blonde woman holds “AMERICA.” At right, a brunette woman holds “AGAIN.” All three look toward the missing word: a person sprawled flat on their back on the floor between them, with a sign reading “HEALTHY” across their chest. The visual joke turns “Make America Healthy Again” into a broken slogan in which “HEALTHY” is literally down and out.Editorial-style caricature of a grey-haired man speaking at a lectern, shown from the chest up. His head is exaggerated into the shape and texture of an unshelled peanut. An American flag stands at left, and a sign at right reads “CLEAN FOOD / CLEAN WATER / WILDER PEOPLE.” The lectern reads “A HEALTHIER AMERICA NATURALLY.” A large caption below says: “MAHA spokesperson and road-kill gourmand.”
@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 1:25 PM

$5.1 million in gold leaf for two statues by the Lincoln Memorial. The Interior Department's own word for it — auramaxxing. Posted from their own account. That's not my joke, that's their caption. #politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #auramaxxing #trump

An ink-and-wash editorial cartoon. On the National Mall, Donald Trump grins and swings a dripping gold paintbrush overhead, saying "More gold." Beside him, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum — wearing a button reading BURGUM / INTERIOR, his suit flecked with gold — hauls a bucket labeled 23.75 KARAT and asks, "Even the squirrel, sir?" At right, a glum National Park Service ranger kneels and paints the tail of a very unhappy squirrel gold. Behind them the Washington Monument stands in scaffolding, half gilded, and a gold equestrian statue gleams on its pedestal. A tree is solid gold; an invoice on the ground reads $5,100,000 beside a crate of gold leaf. The caption banner reads "AURAMAXXING." with the credit "— U.S. Department of the Interior, actual quote."
@rikje-noway.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 12:46 PM

Russians go to polls amidst Putin’s tightening grip.

www.theguardian.com/world/2026/s...

#Putin #Russia #RussianPolitics #Elections #Democracy #PoliticalCartoon #EditorialCartoon #PoliticalSatire #Satire #FreedomToVote

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@adene-dessins.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 7:53 AM

Alexa

#AI #Artificialinteligence #IA #editorialcartoon

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@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 12:17 AM

{𝐚𝑱𝑺𝑫} ℙ𝕖𝕥𝕒𝕝𝕤 𝓢𝓾𝓮 𝖛𝖔𝖓 𝙿𝙾𝚄𝚃𝚂𝖥𝖺𝖼𝖾 calls it winning; the cartoon turns it into whining. Every new court fight gets another “win” in the telling—and another whine when the gavel drops. ⚖️🔨 #EditorialCartoon #Trump #Courts

@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 11:53 PM

Drew Sheneman gives Trump the Wile E. Coyote treatment: a “TRUMP” rocket, the “MIDTERMS” Road Runner and a “COURTS” anvil already overhead. Cartoon physics can be merciless. 🧨🐦⚒️ #EditorialCartoon #PoliticalSatire

17-Sep-2026 — Editorial cartoon by Drew Sheneman, drawn as a Looney Tunes “Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner” parody. A caricature of Donald Trump as Wile E. Coyote hunches nervously on tiny wheeled skates in a desert landscape, with a red rocket labelled “TRUMP” strapped to his back. Directly above him, a massive black anvil labelled “COURTS” is falling. To the right, the Road Runner, labelled “MIDTERMS,” watches and says, “MEEP, MEEP, FASCIST!” Across the bottom is the title “COYOTE VS. ACME.” Sheneman’s cartoon turns Trump’s political predicament into the familiar Coyote formula: an elaborate scheme, an approaching adversary and an anvil already on its way down.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 11:40 PM

Bill Day turns blame-shifting into bathroom humour: the president is literally attached to the stink and still points at Biden. 🚽💨👉 #EditorialCartoon #BlameBiden #Satire

Editorial cartoon by Bill Day titled “Blame Biden.” A caricatured Donald J. Trump in a black suit and long red tie points accusingly to the left while saying, “BIDEN!” A large black toilet is fused to his body like a backpack, with sickly green fumes billowing upward from it. The absurd image makes the source of the stink physically inseparable from the man doing the blaming, turning political blame-shifting into bathroom humour.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 11:37 PM

Christopher Weyant’s “intel” briefing lands on a dark punchline: the cartoon casts Pete Hegseth himself as the weapon {𝖈𝖆𝖕𝖆𝖇𝖑𝖊 𝖔𝖋 🙄} destroying the U.S. military. 🪖💣 #EditorialCartoon #PeteHegseth #Satire

Editorial cartoon by Christopher Weyant. In a military command centre, two uniformed officers stand over a large tabletop battle map covered with miniature troops, vehicles and aircraft. The officer on the left, holding a sheet of paper, urgently reports, “Sir! According to our intel, Iran acquired a weapon that could completely destroy the US military!” The senior officer, seated at the command table and drinking from a cup, replies, “They’ve captured Hegseth?” with “Hegseth” written in red. The punchline casts U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth himself as the destructive weapon the intelligence report supposedly warned about.
@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 11:31 PM

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

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

This #EditorialCartoon was also found on the Times Free Press.

@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 11:29 PM

Joel Pett cycles J.V. Dunce from “Trump’s a fraud” through a barrage of claims, then lands on a mirror and the same word aimed inward.

🪞🎭 The joke is the reversal. #EditorialCartoon #JDVance #Satire #Fair𝐥yTale

16-Sep-2026 — Black-and-white, ten-panel editorial cartoon by Joel Pett. In the first eight panels, a caricature of J.D. Vance delivers a succession of statements and claims: “Trump’s a fraud”; “An idiot, America’s Hitler”; “Childless cat ladies!”; “They’re eating our pets!”; “Democrats hate America!”; “We’re not at war with Iran!”; “It was Biden’s fault they shot at Trump!”; and “Radicals want to abolish our families!” His expressions grow increasingly emphatic and agitated. In the ninth panel, Vance looks at himself in a handheld mirror. In the final panel, he is offscreen and thinks, “I’m a fraud…” Pett’s punchline turns the opening accusation back on Vance, framing the strip as a satire of contradiction and self-recognition.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 11:20 PM

A.I. vs. naturally unintelligent POTUS. 📱🤖 Pedro X. Molina’s cartoon turns the joke on the president’s appetite for AI fantasy: the farther his imagined world drifts from reality, the tighter his grip on the phone. 🎯 #EditorialCartoon #AI

17-Sep-2026 — Editorial cartoon by Pedro X. Molina titled “The AI President…” A huge caricature of the U.S. president hunches over a smartphone, smiling at the screen, while two tiny, worried-looking aides stand behind him. One aide says, “The more detached he is from reality, the more attached he gets to his phone…” The president prompts the phone: “And now, an image of me, dressed as Elvis, standing on top of the Kennedy Center, holding a chart that shows my popularity is higher than ever, while Lincoln kneels before me!” The satire contrasts his absorption in AI-generated fantasy with the aides’ concern about his detachment from reality.
@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 9:13 PM

“Allies in Sovereignty and Sustainability” by Graeme MacKay on on Bluesky and The Graeme Gallery.

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

This #EditorialCartoon was found on The Graeme Gallery.

@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 9:02 PM

“Love Story” by Pat Bagley on Bluesky and The Salt Lake Tribune.

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

This #EditorialCartoon was found on The Salt Lake Tribune.

@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 8:14 PM

“Squeaker Mike Johnson” by Ann Telnaes on Bluesky and Open Windows.

“makes a run for it”

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

This #EditorialCartoon was found on Open Windows.

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 8:07 PM

“HI GOD, IT’S ME, ALEX!” by Steve Brodner on Bluesky and on The Greater Quiet.

“HI!”

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

This #EditorialCartoon was found on The Greater Quiet.

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@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 1:48 PM

How the capital is supposed to change.

Congress says yes first. A 1912 law says so. Planners sign off on size and height. The art panel advises. Skip a step and a court can stop it.

That's the design.

#realcivics #politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #whitehouse

A tall hand-drawn ink-and-wash civics poster titled "REAL CIVICS: WHO GETS TO REBUILD D.C.," signed T.W. Amburgey. Five numbered beats flow down a winding inked path, following the same character: a small rolled-up blue blueprint with wide eyes and stubby legs. 1, CONGRESS SAYS YES FIRST — the blueprint stands on the U.S. Capitol steps beside a stone tablet carved "WITHOUT EXPRESS AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS." 2, THE PLANNERS SIGN OFF — it peeks over a planning table with a city map and a ruler, beside a placard reading PLANNING COMMISSION. 3, THE ARTISTS WEIGH IN — it stands by an easel holding a sketch of a classical building, a placard reading FINE ARTS. 4, THE WHITE HOUSE IS EXEMPT — the main road runs into a checkpoint booth marked HISTORIC REVIEW, while a side path curves around it with no gate toward the White House; the blueprint looks uneasy. 5, SKIP A STEP, A COURT CAN STOP IT — on courthouse steps, a large judge's gavel lies across its path like a barrier.
@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 1:45 PM

2017: Jon Husted texts a FirstEnergy exec that he values his friendship.

2026: the defense in that exec's HB6 bribery trial calls him. Asked if he's there in their defense — "No."

His words, not mine. Nov. 3.

#politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #ohio #hb6

Editorial cartoon in two panels. Left, labeled 2017: a smiling Jon Husted holds up a phone showing a text to "Michael Dowling — FirstEnergy" that reads "Your support means a lot to me. I admire you and value your friendship." Right, labeled 2026: a courtroom where Husted appears on a video monitor on a cart with a sign reading "Witness — Called by the Defense." An attorney asks, "Are you here in defense of them?" Husted answers, "No." A tag reads "Husted testimony, March 11, 2026." Caption: "Which side called you, Senator?" Signed T.W. Amburgey.
@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 12:57 PM

Jen Mazzuckelli taught high school English. Her words: "I have no interest in being a politician."

Ohio's 2nd District could use a teacher. November 3.

#politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #amburgeyendorses #ohio

Editorial cartoon in ink and watercolor. In a small-town Ohio classroom, congressional candidate Jen Mazzuckelli, wearing a campaign button reading MAZZUCKELLI, stands at a chalkboard where she has written PUBLIC SERVANT, underlined, and crossed out the word POLITICIAN beneath it. Her speech bubble reads: "I have no interest in being a POLITICIAN." Grown Ohioans fill the student desks: a farmer in a seed cap and overalls, a nurse in scrubs, a retiree, and a young mother with a small child, one hand raised. A pennant on the wall reads OHIO 2ND DISTRICT. Through the window, a small Rep. Dave Taylor, wearing a DAVE TAYLOR button, waves from an outdoor podium draped with a banner reading ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL. Caption banner: LESSON ONE. Signed T.W. Amburgey.
@twamburgey.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 12:44 PM

Back from D.C. Kennedy Center shut the day a judge kept his name off it. Reflecting Pool's new paint peeled. Troops on the street.

Best part? I couldn't even see the White House. The People's House, walled off from the people.

#politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon

Editorial cartoon. In a wood-paneled Ohio living room at night, a bearded man in sunglasses and a bucket hat points at a projector screen showing the Kennedy Center wrapped in chains and a padlock, with a sign reading "CLOSED — NAME PENDING." A copper steampunk android runs the slide projector, labeled "D.C. TRIP 2026." Smaller slides taped beside the screen show a 250-foot arch marked "COMING SOON," the Reflecting Pool with blue paint peeling up ("REPAINTED. PEELING."), and soldiers at a monument ("NATIONAL GUARD — YEAR TWO"). Three neighbors on a plaid couch clutch each other in horror, spilling popcorn; one yells "PLEASE, NO MORE SLIDES!" A dog sleeps on the rug. The caption reads "I'M BACK FROM D.C. IT'S WORSE THAN WE THOUGHT." Signed T.W. Amburgey.