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Sunday, April 29, 2018

Melania Trump slaps away her husband's hand, seems to join the MeToo movement




By VICTOR E. SASSON
EDITOR

HACKENSACK, N.J. -- Today's selection of cartoons from Cagle.com focuses on Melania Trump, first lady of the United States, and her distaste for the husband who cheated on her after the birth of their son Barron.

Here are a half-dozen glimpses into her life as President Trump's third wife:


SUPPORTS A BIG BEAUTIFUL WALL: David Fitzsimmons, staff cartoonist for the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson says Melania will be the one to build a wall -- between her and President Trump. 
GREEN CARD VIOLATION IN '96: Cartoonist Dave Granlund suggesting Melania might be arrested by Trump's ICE police for having worked illegally in the U.S.
STATE OF THE UNION IS STORMY: J.D. Crowe, staff cartoonist for the Mobile Register in Alabama, capturing the tensions of the Trumps' marriage. Adult film star Stormy Daniels bared most of the details of her sexual encounter with Trump, despite a $130,000 payment intended to shut her up.
NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT: Cartoonist Jeff Darcy of The Plain Dealer in Cleveland suggesting this is the big question on everybody's mind in the event she seeks a divorce from the Liar-In-Chief.
BROMANCE WITH FRENCH PREZ: Steve Sack of the Minneapolis Star Tribune trying to explain the touchy feely meeting between Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron.
TRUMP SHITS ON WIFE'S CAMPAIGN: Adam Zyglis of The Buffalo News commenting on Melania's attempts to stop cyber-bullying when Trump is one of the biggest such bullies.

See more cartoons: Chaotic Trump presidency

Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Political cartoonists have a refreshing take on Trump, other big stories in the news

R.J. Matson, the editorial cartoonist at Roll Call, says the nation's capital isn't big enough for President Trump and the U.S. Constitution.
John Cole, the cartoonist at The Scranton Times-Tribune in Pennsylvania, notes that replacing the Affordable Care Act will send the poor and sick down the tubes.
Trump's so-called tax reform plan is all smoke and mirrors, says Jeff Darcy, cartoonist at The Plain Dealer in Ohio.
A hung jury hasn't changed anything for Bill Cosby,  says cartoonist Randy Bish. See Cagle.com for many more cartoons.

-- VICTOR E. SASSON