Tag Archives: Newt Gingrich
Pomp, Newt and Chickens
I don’t draw chickens much, and I certainly know very little about them. But any animal is material for a cartoonist’s muse–we can plug any idea into any situation. Roosters, from my perspective, are comical. All bravado, swagger, pomp. Does … Continue reading
Differences Between Newt and A Salamander
This drawing needs no explanation. Another difference not noted in the cartoon: salamanders aren’t dangerous. Newt is. I just got back from Portugal, where I was a judge for an international competition of political cartoon art from around the world. … Continue reading
Newt and Mitt in Tight Pants
As we approach the Superbowl, I thought I would share a few of my football cartoons. I actually think everyone is more than ready to watch a game that is about physical force and athletic skill and not about slippery, … Continue reading
The Dog Ate Newt’s Notes
I just was listening to Rachel Maddow commentary on the fact that last night the Newt Campaign released files on his work with Freddy-Mac. But: they couldn’t find some of them. And apparently, there are no notes, records, written or … Continue reading
Burnt Toast and Other Political Issues
I drew this cartoon a few weeks ago when Herman Cain first got into some difficulty. His campaign may be burnt toast now; he and his people are trying to decide if his candidacy can be scraped off and salvaged. … Continue reading
Michelle, Sarah and Newt
So we have one confirmed candidate in the Republican party, Newt Gingrich. My first thought is, can we have a president named “Newt?” I suppose so, since we overcame the Hussein problem. I found it interesting that Mr. Gingrich, as … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 