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@twamburgey.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 3:22 PM

Ohio's gas tax holiday kicked in Oct. 4. Election Day is Nov. 3. The holiday ends Jan. 2.

$725 million out of the general fund — and the truck turns back into a pumpkin right after the votes are counted.

#politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #legislationwatch #ohio

Editorial cartoon. At a small-town Ohio gas station at night, a Republican elephant dressed as Cinderella's fairy godmother, wearing an "Ohio Statehouse" pin, waves a gas-nozzle wand. A pumpkin turns into a pickup truck for a delighted man in flannel. She carries a sack labeled "$725 million — General Revenue Fund" and says, "Just be sure to VOTE before the magic wears off, dear!" A pump sign reads "State gas tax: 0.0001¢," and a clock tower banner reads "Election Day — Nov. 3." Caption: "The magic wears off at 11:59 p.m., January 2."
@twamburgey.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 3:22 PM

Ohio HB 1014: lose power 16 hours and the utility owes you — $50 or a month's bill, plus lost food and meds. Not out of your rates.

Credit to Reps. Tristan Rader (D) and David Thomas (R). Both parties, one good idea.

#politicalcartoon #satire #editorialcartoon #legislationwatch

Editorial cartoon. At night in rural Ohio, a panicked fat-cat executive in a pinstripe suit and top hat, wearing an "Ohio Utility Co." button, clutches a giant electric meter tagged "HB 1014 — Outage Credits" as it spins backward, shouting "It's spinning the wrong way!" Dollar bills stream out of his pockets toward a dark trailer porch, where a tired mother holding a candle and a child holding a dripping cooler labeled "Insulin" stand beside an open, dark refrigerator with a note reading "Don't open me." The mother says, "First time it ever spun our way." A fence sign reads "Reliability: Optional." Caption: "For once, the meter runs both ways."