Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-12-06
Description: Panel 1-6. President George W. Bush is like the mailman who goes through rain (Katrina disaster), snow (high gas prices), heat (rising interest rates), gloom of night (liberal media newscasts).....
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-11-20
Description: Panel 1-4. Republicans in Congress are celebrating that they have stopped the construction of an embarrassing project in Alaska. The media have been pounding them for Senator Steven's bridge to...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-11-03
Description: Panel 1-4. Hurricane Katrina caused great damage to public schools in the Gulf states. Congress passed legislation to allow students in the south go to schools of their choice. A little boy as...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-10-17
Description: Panel 1-6. Huge flood damage occurred with Hurricane Katrina. Insurance companies did not cover flood damage unless the consumer bought the policy. Homeowners were outraged and petitioned the ...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-10-09
Description: Hurricane Katrina created lots of victims in the Gulf shore states. At the same time, the Republican Congress passed a huge transportation bill with lots of pork for many states, including the S...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-09-26
Description: Panel 1. Republican House Speaker, Dennis Hastert, and his fellow cronies are feasting on a large pig called, Transportation Bill. Panel 2. Some Republicans feel a little uncomfortable eating s...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-09-30
Description: Panel 1-2. In Washington, D.C., Congress is pouring a lot of tax money in pork projects like building a very expensive bridge to nowhere in Alaska. Maybe it would be a better idea to rebuild so...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-09-23
Description: Democrats in Congress generally stick together when it comes to President George W. Bush's ideas and court appointments. The Hurricane Katrina disaster, in New Orleans, did not function right an...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-09-29
Description: Panel 1-5. Citizens are attending a meeting to hear people in the House Select Hurricane Katrina Committee speak. The CEO of General Electric has said their are five stages of crisis management...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2005-10-03
Description: Panel 1-6. A reporter is interviewing Mr. and Mrs. Hollywood. She wants to know how they feel about the war in Iraq. They think the whole Bush administration is stupid. When asked about the K...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2006-08-25
Description: Panel 1-4. Tourists, visiting the Minute Man statue at Lexington, are taking about current affairs in America. They are starting to doubt that big government can really succeed in protecting th...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2006-06-16
Description: News item: Audit shows up to $1.4 billion in FEMA aid went to bogus victims of the hurricane Katrina and Rita disaster. People worked so hard to set up sand bags to divert the flood waters. Pir...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2006-05-24
Description: Panel 1-4. I don't know if these two events exactly coordinate but the High Court ruled that law enforcement can enter a house without a warrant if a fight was seen through the window. The FBI ...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2006-06-08
Description: Panel 1. TV reporters are reporting that thousands of Katrina victims got bad news when a judge ruled that their insurance policies did not cover flood damage. Panel 2. They could have reported ...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2006-01-30
Description: Panel 1. Congress seems to be intent on getting President George W. Bush to supply them documents which would prove that FEMA was negligent in their response to the Katrina disaster in New Orlea...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2006-01-08
Description: Panel 1. People can't understand why lemmings seem to leap off cliffs when they follow the herd. Panel 2. People, in the liberal media, seem to be doing the same thing when they chase after fal...
Item Type: IllustrationDate Published: 2006-08-21
Description: Panel 1. TV reporters are reporting that thousands of Katrina victims got bad news when a judge ruled that their insurance policies did not cover flood damage. Panel 2. They could have reported...