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Category Archives: Political Cartoons
Filibuster: Pay no attention to that recession
Posted by Peter Jaworski on November 10, 2010 1 comment
Mimi and Eunice: Saving the World (through central planning)
Posted by Peter Jaworski on November 9, 2010 Comments Off
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Filibuster: Burning bridges
Posted by Peter Jaworski on November 6, 2010 Comments Off
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Mimi and Eunice: Hyphenated Liberty
Posted by Peter Jaworski on November 3, 2010 10 comments
Mimi and Eunice is a cartoon strip drawn by Nina Paley. Nina does not believe in intellectual property. She lets just anyone reprint her comic strips, provided no one pretends that the work is theirs. That’s the only restriction she views as legitimate — no fraud or attempt to mislead people about the originator of [...]
Filibuster: Senate election scorecard
Posted by Peter Jaworski on November 2, 2010 Comments Off
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Filibuster: How un-Democratic can you be?
Posted by Peter Jaworski on October 25, 2010 1 comment
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Filibuster: Mayoral shockers
Posted by Peter Jaworski on October 21, 2010 1 comment
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Filibuster: Melting the tip
Posted by Peter Jaworski on October 19, 2010 3 comments
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Filibuster: Boy scout nation
Posted by Peter Jaworski on October 16, 2010 Comments Off
J.J. McCullough is a cartoonist to look out for. The above is just his latest cartoon in a portfolio full of beautiful, clever, and high quality political cartoons. We’ll be posting J.J.’s cartoons on a regular basis. In fact, you might consider J.J. The Volunteer‘s official cartoonist. While J.J. is not exactly libertarian, and may [...]