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@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 10:24 PM

The GOP’s midterm rallying cry: “WE’RE #2.” Ranking, slogan — or the other common meaning of “number two”? Clay Bennett lets the foam finger answer for itself. 💩🗳️ #EditorialCartoon

Clay Bennett editorial cartoon on a white background. A large blue triangular pennant, trimmed in red and angled upward, reads “MIDTERMS” in bold white letters. Beside it is an oversized red GOP foam hand with the index and middle fingers raised in a V. White lettering running down the two fingers reads “WE’RE #2”; the palm says “GOP” above the Republican elephant symbol. Bennett’s Chattanooga Times Free Press signature appears in the upper-left corner. The cartoon twists the familiar sports-fan “We’re #1” boast into “We’re #2,” invoking both second place and the common euphemism “number two” for excrement.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 8:15 PM

The GOP punches itself in the face with a fist marked “TRUMP,” sees stars — and blames Biden.

Mike Luckovich draws the blame game with admirable economy. 👊🥴🐘 #EditorialCartoon #GOP

Mike Luckovich’s editorial cartoon, dated 07-Sep-2026, shows a woman representing the Republican Party slumped in a chair against a bright yellow background, with “GOP” printed across her shirt. She is striking herself in the face with her raised right fist, which is marked “TRUMP.” Stars and radiating lines around her head emphasize the impact. Despite plainly hitting herself, she says in a speech balloon, “I BLAME BIDEN…” Her left arm hangs loosely across her lap. Luckovich reduces the political argument to a blunt visual gag: the GOP inflicts damage on itself with Trump, then assigns responsibility to Biden.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 8:11 PM

Bill Bramhall turns “a breath of fresh air” into a grim double meaning: one hand raises 9/11 health risks; the other says City Hall knew.

Fresh leadership, toxic history. 🏙️💨📄 #EditorialCartoon #NYC

Bill Bramhall’s editorial cartoon shows a smiling, bearded caricature in a dark suit against a bright blue sky filled with white clouds. “MAMDANI” is printed across the front of the suit. With both arms outstretched, the figure holds two large placards: the one at left reads “9/11 HEALTH RISKS,” while the one at right reads “CITY HALL KNEW.” Across the top, large lettering declares, “A BREATH OF FRESH AIR.” Bramhall builds the cartoon around a dark double meaning: the cheerful phrase suggests political openness and change while invoking the contaminated air and lasting health consequences associated with 9/11. The two placards turn that “fresh air” into a demand for disclosure about what City Hall knew.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 8:09 PM

Joel Pett’s “interfaith” counselling pairs Osama and Hegseth over a shared catechism: women obey, slaughter can be justified, paradise rewards the faithful — and belief excuses the lie. Different flags; same zealotry. ☠️🇺🇸 #EditorialCartoon #Hegseth

Joel Pett’s editorial cartoon, dated 08-Sep-2026, depicts two men seated across a counselling table. At left, a bearded man in a turban is identified by a nameplate as “OSAMA”; a small black flag bearing a skull-and-crossbones motif stands beside him. At right, Pete Hegseth, identified by a “HEGSETH” nameplate, sits beneath a small U.S. flag and writes on a pad. A large shared speech balloon above them reads: “WOMEN SHOULD OBEY. THE SLAUGHTER OF INNOCENTS IS JUSTIFIED. YOUR REWARD AWAITS IN PARADISE. AND DO NOT FORGET…IT’S NOT A LIE IF YOU BELIEVE IT!” A black caption box along the bottom reads “TIME-WARPED INTERFAITH ZEALOTRY COUNSELING.” Pett’s satire juxtaposes the two figures under a common set of authoritarian, misogynistic and violence-justifying beliefs despite their opposing symbols and affiliations.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 8:06 PM

The GOP rallies toward the midterms in a Trump-plastered 𝖗𝖆𝖑𝖑𝖞 car while reaching for the dangling fuel nozzle marked “TRUMP PRICES.”

Pedro X. Molina makes the ownership problem 𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖉 𝖙𝖔 𝖒𝖎𝖘𝖘. 🐘⛽🏁 #EditorialCartoon #Midterms

Pedro X. Molina’s 2026 editorial cartoon shows a battered red rally car, number 47, beside a green highway sign reading “Midterm” with an arrow pointing ahead. The car is plastered with a jumble of Trump-themed political stickers, including “Trump 2028,” “I ♥ TRUMP,” “NEVER TRUMP!,” and “45-47,” suggesting a Republican coalition still wholly consumed by Trump, whether for or against him. To the right, a wild-eyed, shaggy Republican elephant in a red jumpsuit bounds forward with both arms raised toward a gasoline nozzle dangling overhead. A yellow pennant attached to the nozzle reads “TRUMP PRICES.” Blue motion lines emphasize the elephant’s frantic pursuit. Molina depicts the GOP rallying toward the midterms in a Trump-covered vehicle while literally reaching for the economic burden carrying Trump’s name.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 6:28 PM

Trump sees a 9/11 memorial and finds the one thing missing: Trump.

@deadder.bsky.social Michael de Adder hands him a Sharpie® and lets the narcissism do the rest. 🖊️🔥 #EditorialCartoon #Trump

An editorial cartoon shows a large, ornate memorial mounted on a pale stone wall. Across the top, in white capitals, it reads “THE HEROES OF 9-11.” Below are many orderly rows of small white marks representing the names of 9/11 heroes. The memorial is framed in gold and black, topped with decorative elements, and flanked by flaming torches and partially visible American flags. At the lower right of the memorial, Donald Trump has scrawled “DONALD TRUMP” in oversized black letters across an otherwise blank section. Trump stands at the far right holding a black Sharpie®, his lips pursed and his expression self-satisfied. The joke is his grotesque self-insertion: confronted with a solemn tribute to the people who risked or gave their lives on 9/11, he literally adds himself to the roll of heroes.
@jjludemann.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 9:12 AM

Trump fiddles while the world burns.
#Trump #MAGA #Iran #Hormuz #IranWar #USPolitics #EditorialCartoon

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 12:53 AM

“The Arch” by Nick Anderson on Bluesky and Pen Strokes.

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

This #EditorialCartoon was also found on Pen Strokes.

@jaylutesbskysocial.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 12:30 AM

If American’s are disappointed with their president then they should be disappointed with themselves. They elected him. He’s a reflection of themselves.
#trump #art #editorialcartoon #cartoon #humour

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@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 6:35 PM

Paul Duginski ushers voting rights into 𝖆 𝖓𝖊𝖜 𝕭𝖗𝖔𝖓𝖟𝖊 𝕬𝖌𝖊: the Liberty Bell fades panel by panel under the Roberts Court, until liberty itself is barely visible. ⚖️🗳️🔔 #EditorialCartoon #VotingRights #RightsAtavism

Paul Duginski editorial cartoon. Four images of the Liberty Bell are arranged in a two-by-two grid. In the upper-left panel, the bell appears solid and dark. Moving clockwise and downward through the remaining panels, it becomes progressively paler and more transparent until it is barely visible in the lower-right panel. Beneath the grid, the caption reads, “THE ROBERTS COURT’S EFFECT ON VOTING RIGHTS.” The fading Liberty Bell serves as a visual metaphor for the erosion of voting rights under the U.S. Supreme Court led by Chief Justice John Roberts: constitutional liberty remains recognizable at first, then is gradually diminished until little is left.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 6:22 PM

Pat Bagley recasts the Supreme Court’s conservative majority as the Trump Make-A-Wish Foundation: six justices gathered around their favourite beneficiary, gift-wrapping what he wants in law. 🎁⚖️👑 #EditorialCartoon #SCOTUS

Pat Bagley editorial cartoon, 2026. Under the heading “THE TRUMP MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION,” Donald Trump stands at centre in a blue suit and red tie, surrounded closely by six conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices. From left to right behind him are Brett Kavanaugh, Clarence Thomas, John Roberts, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch; Amy Coney Barrett is nearer the foreground at right. The justices crowd around Trump smiling and fussing over him as though presenting or indulging a favoured beneficiary. Trump appears wrapped or boxed in brown paper marked “FOR DONALD,” reinforcing the image of the Court handing him gifts. Bagley casts the conservative majority as a judicial “Make-A-Wish Foundation” for Trump, suggesting that rulings favourable to him have granted powers, protections or outcomes he could only have wished for.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 6:16 PM

Rick McKee gives Republicans the olfactory forecast: Trump wants the midterms to be all about him, while the “POLLS” waft straight into the GOP elephant’s face.

If they’re lucky, 𝖙𝖍𝖆𝖙’s only armpit swamp gas. 🤢🐘📉 #EditorialCartoon #Midterms

Rick McKee editorial cartoon, 2026. An enormous Donald Trump fills most of the frame in a dark blue suit and red tie. Raising one arm, he declares, “I WANT TO MAKE THIS ELECTION ABOUT ME!!” Beside him, a much smaller Republican elephant clutches a sheet labelled “MID-TERMS.” A foul-looking green cloud marked “POLLS” billows from beneath Trump’s raised arm and envelops the elephant’s face. The elephant recoils wide-eyed as the fumes curl around its head. The cartoon portrays Trump’s determination to make the midterm elections a referendum on himself while suggesting that his polling could stink up the political environment for Republican candidates.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 6:11 PM

Jimmy Margulies finds a new presidential stress response: Iran war, midterms, Epstein, gas prices — and Trump’s blond dye job turns brown instead of gray.

Apparently even the hair colour is determined to defy convention. 😬📰🎨 #EditorialCartoon

Jimmy Margulies editorial cartoon, 2026. A balding man sits in an armchair watching Donald Trump on television. Trump appears with his eyes closed and lips pursed, but his usually blond-dyed hair is now conspicuously brown. The viewer holds a newspaper with stacked headlines reading “IRAN WAR,” “MIDTERMS,” “EPSTEIN” and “GAS PRICES.” Looking toward Trump, he thinks, “I thought the stress was supposed to turn a president’s hair GRAY…” The joke plays on the mounting pressures facing Trump: rather than his hair turning gray under stress, his familiar blond dye job has apparently been replaced by a brown one.
@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 6:08 PM

Mike Smith nails the absurdity: Hegseth has the brass waging “culture wars” over social issues while Iran looms.

When ideology becomes the mission, the real mission gets sidelined. 🎯🇺🇸 #EditorialCartoon #Hegseth #Iran

Mike Smith editorial cartoon dated September 8, 2026. At left, a large presentation board titled “CULTURE WARS” shows red arrows pointing inward from every direction toward a small box labelled “SOCIAL ISSUES.” Beside it stands Pete Hegseth in a dark suit and striped tie, his name printed across his jacket. Facing three bemedalled senior military officers, Hegseth declares, “DEFEAT IS NOT AN OPTION.” One officer turns toward the others and asks, “SHOULDN’T WE BE TALKING ABOUT IRAN?” The cartoon mocks Hegseth’s focus on ideological and social battles inside the military while an actual international security crisis demands attention.
@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 6:03 PM

“End Identity Politics Now” by Lalo Alcaraz on Bluesky and Lalo on CALÓ

“[MAGA hates] everything ethnic … Pero cuando les conviene …”

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

This #EditorialCartoon was found on Lalo on CALÓ

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 5:41 PM

“When Will People Quit The Trump Nightmare?” by Liza Donnelly on Bluesky and Seeing Things.

“… Things are going to get crazy this fall.”

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This #EditorialCartoon was found on Seeing Things.

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 5:33 PM

“General Mayhem” by Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher on Bluesky and KAL DRAWS THE LINE.

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This #EditorialCartoon was found on KAL DRAWS THE LINE.

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@ajsdecepida.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 5:31 PM

Dave Whamond sends Trump’s own insult straight back at him: after Trump told a female reporter “Quiet, piggy!” aboard Air Force One, Canada’s hockey beaver returns the favour — to a pig-snouted Trump whining about mistreatment. 🇨🇦🏒🐷 #EditorialCartoon

Dave Whamond editorial cartoon. Donald Trump dominates the left side, caricatured with pig ears and a large pink snout. Red-faced, eyes squeezed shut and mouth wide open, he bellows, “I’VE BEEN TERRIBLY MISTREATED BY CANADA!” At right, a much smaller beaver in a red hockey helmet and a red “CANADA” jersey with a white maple leaf holds a hockey stick and replies, “QUIET, PIGGY.” The cartoon turns Trump’s own insult back on him: he used “Quiet, piggy!” against a female journalist aboard Air Force One, and Whamond literalizes the phrase by depicting Trump as pig-like while Canada’s hockey-playing beaver delivers the retort.
@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 5:22 PM

“Hegseth Droop (Flaccid Peter)” by Steve Sack on The Art of Sack.

“Not ready, didn’t aim, can’t fire”

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

This #EditorialCartoon was found on The Art of Sack.

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@6-rue-d-alsace.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 5:17 PM

“MARSHALL LAW” by Steve Brodner on Bluesky and on The Greater Quiet.

“What We Are Fighting For”

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This #EditorialCartoon was found on The Greater Quiet.

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