Florida and Ukraine were in the eye of the news for most of this week, with of course, other important stories sprinkled in. Here’s how the nation’s editorial cartoonists covered them.
Hurricane Ian
By Mike LuckovichBy Clay BennettBy Matt DaviesBy Bill BramhallBy Dave WhamondBy Nick AndersonBy Monte WolvertonBy Bill Day
Politics in America
By Matt WuerkerBy Mike LuckovichBy Clay JonesBy Clay JonesBy Ed Hall
Ukraine
By Matt WuerkerBy Pia GuerraBy Mike LuckovichBy Matt DaviesBy Ann TelnaesBy Michael deAdderBy Kevin Siers
I see DOJ is going after the whole shebang now that Cannon has tipped her hand all the way over. Just read the filing for expedited appeal. If they win, the claim on the legally seized documents go away and the rest of the investigation is “un-hamstrung”. They need the other docs to trace who might have seen/had them.
Once he has to go before the grand jury they can’t develop at least this part case further (over simplification) so they need to go through with it, but asking to expedite the pending appeal should help.
If someone comments pro Trump, ask them why they are so happy to pay their taxes so he can sell nuclear and other secrets while getting cops killed.
I see DOJ is going after the whole shebang now that Cannon has tipped her hand all the way over. Just read the filing for expedited appeal. If they win, the claim on the legally seized documents go away and the rest of the investigation is “un-hamstrung”. They need the other docs to trace who might have seen/had them.
Once he has to go before the grand jury they can’t develop at least this part case further (over simplification) so they need to go through with it, but asking to expedite the pending appeal should help.
If someone comments pro Trump, ask them why they are so happy to pay their taxes so he can sell nuclear and other secrets while getting cops killed.
Oh me oh my – not a cartoon, but the most delicious of amicus briefs… filed with the supreme court by “The Onion”. for real!