Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Chuck Schumer's Thanksgiving


Despite all the nice things Chuck Schumer is going to say about Hillary Clinton over the next week, does anyone truly believe he isn't secretly happy to see her go?

As a New Jersey cartoonist, some of the people I'm thankful for



Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Citigroup thanks you for paying for their marketing efforts



Struggling Citibank just sealed a multi-billion-dollar emergency "backstop" deal with the U.S. government. The financial behemoth, suffering with billions in bad mortgage-related assets on its books, recently shed 53,000 workers and saw its stock price lose over half its value. Yet it's in a 20-year contract to pay the New York Mets $400 million to name the team's new stadium "Citi Field."

Monday, November 24, 2008

Back at the drawing desk

Roseau, Dominica at dusk.

I'm back from the Caribbean and all rested up, and I'll resume posting cartoons tomorrow through the Thanksgiving holiday.

Friday, November 14, 2008

On vacation




I’m off through November 24 for some much needed rest and relaxation. I'll be heading down to San Juan, and then island hopping for the entire week.

Talk amongst yourselves while I'm gone. I'll give you a riddle.

Four men were in a boat on the lake. The boat turns over, and all four men sink to the bottom of the lake, yet not a single man got wet!

Submit your answers here.




Today's state cartoons - 11/14/08


PENNSYLVANIA


NEW HAMPSHIRE





Friday, November 07, 2008

Wednesday, November 05, 2008

Sarah Palin wants to help restore "credibility" to the media




Her first suggestion for restoring credibility to journalism...DON'T BE JOURNALISTS!


Tuesday, November 04, 2008

Yes We Can




Phew! After 15 election day cartoons, Barack Obama will become the 44th President of the United States. I would reflect on it a bit, except I'm exhausted!

If you'd like to view all my election day cartoons, click here.



Cartooning the Election




I'll be live-blogging the 2008 election all day and night on Politicker.com with my cartoons, and if you care to follow throughout the day, here's the link:

CARTOONING THE ELECTION


Saturday, November 01, 2008

Philadelphia Phillies win the World Series




So I'm not a Philadelphia Phillies fan. I reserved my sports rooting energy for the Buffalo Bills, and whatever remains I sprinkle onto the Atlanta Braves (long story, but my father was in the Air Force, and no matter where we moved, I could always watch TBS).

However, it's a big deal for the depressed and angry sports fans of this town to finally bring home a championship after years and years of disappointment and resentment that is only rivaled by fans of the Chicago Cubs (call them to tell them how miserable you are when your team goes 100 years without wining it all).

One thing that was cool about this year's World Series was the fact that it was played in the elements. Rain, snow, sub-freezing temperatures. Football teams don't even have it that rough any more in the Corporate Bowl, playing in domes in front of corporate sponsors and friends of John McCain and Barack Obama that can afford the $1,000 tickets and care more about what they're wearing and what party they're going to than the actual outcome of the game. Depressing (sorry Chicago fans).

So even though they're in the Braves division, and even though every time I go to Philly to watch a game I have 7-year-olds throwing food at me and cursing, congrats Philly.