These editorial cartoons aren’t easy to take in. But, cartoonists don’t shy away from difficult topics, which I would argue is for our benefit. Here are some of the cartoons about the unfolding situation in Afghanistan that stood out to me. Be sure to check out the final three images, from international artists.
By Emad Hajjaj (Jordan)By Jack OhmanBy David HorseyBy Nick AndersonBy Mike LuckovichBy Bill BramhallBy Kal KallaugherBy Clay JonesBy Matt WuerkerBy Ed HallBy Mike LuckovichBy Matt DaviesBy Darrin BellBy Clay BennettBy Matt WuerkerBy Matt DaviesBy Pat BagleyBy Mike LuckovichBy Ann TelnaesBy Peter SchrankBy Ed HallBy Pat ChappatteBy Steve Sack
Throwbacks
By Christopher Weyant (2010)By Ann TelnaesBy Adam Zyglis (2014)By Kal Kallaugher
A Few More
By Kevin NecessaryBy Clay JonesBy Andy Marlette
Final Three
These three images were shared by editorial cartoonists I follow on Twitter and they were so beautiful, so haunting, I wanted to share them with you.
By Shamsia Hassani (Afghanistan)By Elena Ospina (Colombia)By Moro (Cuba)
California voters: Be sure to Vote No on your recall ballot and return it ASAP!
Wow, these are so powerful. Thanks for sharing. Question for you? My sister lives in CA. Should she vote NO on recalling AND vite for one of the democratic candidates in case Newsom does lose?
Glad you liked the cartoons. As for the recall vote, definitely vote No. She can vote (or not vote) on the 2nd question. The thinking is, if Democrats can’t turn out enough voters to stop Newsom’s recall, we won’t win with Question 2.
Wow, these are so powerful. Thanks for sharing. Question for you? My sister lives in CA. Should she vote NO on recalling AND vite for one of the democratic candidates in case Newsom does lose?
Glad you liked the cartoons. As for the recall vote, definitely vote No. She can vote (or not vote) on the 2nd question. The thinking is, if Democrats can’t turn out enough voters to stop Newsom’s recall, we won’t win with Question 2.