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@the-sage.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 12:25 AM

9OCT2026 "GOLDEN AGE LIVESTREAM EXECUTION" #hegseth #trump #fascist #LivestreamExecution
© 2026 #Pat_Bagley #The_Salt_Lake_Tribune #Cagle_Cartoons www.cagle.com #PatBagley
#Pulitzer_Prize_Finalist 2014 for #Editorial_Cartooning

A square artistic photographic editorial cartoon meme 9OCT2026 "GOLDEN AGE LIVESTREAM EXECUTION" © 2026 by Pat Bagley depicting the following: On a white background with some black shading in the upper left corner the viewer can see three figures standing next to one another. On the left are two figures, caricatures of a couple of American citizens, a man and a woman, nondescript yet pertinent. On the right is a caricature of the axe man, an executioner. This figure is very fat and roughly three times the size of the two people on the left. He is standing on only one foot with the other foot crossed beneath him. He is wearing only black pants and no shirt. The head of the executioner has been replaced with a TV camera. The left arm of the executioner is resting on a very large, very sharp, well used axe labeled: "DEATH PENALTY". The man on the left asks a question of the executioner: "IS THIS WHAT A GOLDEN AGE LOOKS LIKE?" 9OCT2026 "GOLDEN AGE LIVESTREAM EXECUTION" #hegseth #trump #fascist #LivestreamExecution © 2026 #Pat_Bagley #The_Salt_Lake_Tribune #Cagle_Cartoons www.cagle.com #PatBagley #Pulitzer_Prize_Finalist 2014 for #Editorial_Cartooning About: Pat Bagley has worked for The Salt Lake Tribune for more than 45 years. He is one of roughly a dozen cartoonists still working at a major metropolitan newspaper in the U.S. Bagley started working for The Tribune shortly after graduation and has published more than 6,000 cartoons for the now-nonprofit newsroom. His cartoons have appeared in The Washington Post, The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times. He is syndicated and appears in more than 450 American newspapers.
@the-sage.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 2:33 PM

"EVERYBODY GET DOWN!!!" #trump #disaster #fascist #fascism
© 2025 #Jack_Ohman / #Pulitzer_Prize_Winner 2016 for #Editorial_Cartooning with #The_Sacramento_Bee
#Pulitzer_Prize_Finalist 2012 with #The_Oregonian
#JackOhman #Tribune_Content_Agency

Editorial cartoon "EVERYBODY GET DOWN!!!" © 2026 by Jack Ohman, Pulitzer Prize Winner for Editorial Cartooning, depicting the following: A mixture of pieces I will try to describe: Top right is a black box with white letters: "THE THING THAT DESTROYED D.C." Front and center is a huge caricature rendering of Donald Trump in standard blue suit, white shirt and too-long red tie depicted as an evil monster w/mouth agape and sharp fangs showing. He appears to be covered in some kind of fine dust spreading everywhere and he is holding up a sign over his head that reads "GET MEASLES". Trump is surrounded on all sides by one disaster after another. On his left an ICE agent fully armed and armored. Below ICE is a sign next to a bust of JFK that reads: "KENNEDY CENTER" but modified with red marker to read "ROBERT F." "Jr." Top left is the "trump arch" labeled "AMMUNITION DEPOT" with a drone on top next to a "TARIFFS" bomb. Below trump is a pile of broken stones labeled "FIRST AMENDMENT" "PRESS ACCESS" "ROSE GARDEN" "EAST WING BALLROOM" and above this is a big green (amoeba like) splash marked "REFLECTING POOL". The White House is shown flying a gold "T" flag above a Russian flag. A man next to a "CAUTION" flag speaks: "NO, IT'S NOT AI... THAT'S NEXT". "EVERYBODY GET DOWN!!!" #trump #disaster #fascist #fascism © 2025 #Jack_Ohman / #Pulitzer_Prize_Winner 2016 for #Editorial_Cartooning with #The_Sacramento_Bee #Pulitzer_Prize_Finalist 2012 with #The_Oregonian #JackOhman #Tribune_Content_Agency About - Ohman has been editorial cartoonist of The Sacramento Bee since 2013. He worked at The Oregonian from 1983-2012, the Detroit Free Press from 1982-1983, and The Columbus Dispatch from 1981-1982. Has been syndicated by Tribune Content Agency for 200 newspapers. Ohman is the 2016 winner of the Pulitzer Prize and was a finalist in 2012. In addition, he's won the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, the Overseas Press Club Award and more. © Tribune Content Agency
@the-sage.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 9:14 PM

"From #Russia With Love" #DonaldTrumpJr #Wedding #UmarKremlev
© 2026 #Jack_Ohman / #Pulitzer_Prize_Winner 2016 for #Editorial_Cartooning with #The_Sacramento_Bee
#Pulitzer_Prize_Finalist 2012 with #The_Oregonian
#JackOhman #Tribune_Content_Agency

A square artistic photographic editorial cartoon meme "From Russia With Love" © 2026 by Jack Ohman, Pulitzer Prize Winning Editorial Cartoonist, depicting the following: The scene is a street in the Bahamas sometime in early 2026 where a wedding is apparently taking place between Donald Trump Jr and his bride Bettina Anderson with caricatures of each standing front and center, she in a wedding dress and he in a black/blue tux. The sky is filled with drones... On the left of the bride is a huge missile on a launcher with a red star on each. There are 3 other missiles in the image. A large bear stands left of the missile holding flowers. Above the bear and sitting on some kind of patio on a yellow building above the street, and looking down on the proceedings, is a caricature of Vladimir Putin in black suit. There are 3 huge Russian flags along the left side of street. On the right of the groom is a caricature of a Russian agent in black tux speaking: "IS NORMAL WEDDING. IS NOT PROBLEM". Standing next to him is a Russian agent in a white suit with red trim and a tag: "NOT KGB". Then another bear with cigar in mouth and tag "NOT RUSSIAN". "From #Russia With Love" #DonaldTrumpJr #Wedding #UmarKremlev © 2026 #Jack_Ohman / #Pulitzer_Prize_Winner 2016 for #Editorial_Cartooning with #The_Sacramento_Bee #Pulitzer_Prize_Finalist 2012 with #The_Oregonian #JackOhman #Tribune_Content_Agency About - Ohman has been the editorial cartoonist and Deputy California Opinion Editor of The Sacramento Bee since 2013. He worked at The Oregonian from 1983-2012, the Detroit Free Press from 1982-1983, and The Columbus Dispatch from 1981-1982. Has been syndicated by Tribune Content Agency for 200 newspapers. He's won the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, the Overseas Press Club Award, the Society of Professional Journalists Award, the National Headliner Award, the Scripps Howard Award, the 2013 finalist for Herblock Award. © #TribuneContentAgency
@the-sage.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 1:26 AM

"Flyover"
© 2026 #Pat_Bagley #The_Salt_Lake_Tribune #Cagle_Cartoons www.cagle.com #PatBagley
#Pulitzer_Prize_Finalist 2014 for #Editorial_Cartooning

A square artistic photographic editorial cartoon meme "FLYOVER" © 2026 by Pat Bagley depicting the following: A caricature of Donald Trump is shown flying his Gold Embossed Trump Jet on a white background. All you can really see of Trump is his big head in the cockpit. There is a gold "T" on each white wing, tail and body of the jet. A caption at the bottom of the image says: "FLYOVER" and there is a sign next to this that says "9-11 MEMORIAL" with a black arrow pointing to the right, which happens to be the same direction the jet is flying. Trump is shown doing a flyover of the 9.11 Memorial while dumping shit the whole time. This is obviously taken from the Trump meme where he was shown flying over American citizens and dumping shit from his jet... "Flyover" © 2026 #Pat_Bagley #The_Salt_Lake_Tribune #Cagle_Cartoons www.cagle.com #PatBagley #Pulitzer_Prize_Finalist 2014 for #Editorial_Cartooning About: A Pulitzer Prize finalist in the cartoonist category, Pat Bagley has worked for The Salt Lake Tribune for more than 45 years. He is one of roughly a dozen cartoonists still working at a major metropolitan newspaper in the U.S. Bagley started working for The Tribune shortly after graduation and has published more than 6,000 cartoons for the now-nonprofit newsroom. His cartoons have appeared in The Washington Post, The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times. He is syndicated and appears in more than 450 American newspapers.