Trump Iran Military Political Cartoon: Breaking the Bow
A political cartoon explaining Donald Trump’s remarks about Iranian missile launchers through the symbolism of arrows, a broken bow, and military systems.
-
-
A political cartoon imagining the Kentucky 4th District Republican primary between Thomas Massie and Ed Gallrein as a Hollywood central casting audition after Donald Trump’s endorsement.
🎬 Political Cartoon: Kentucky 4th District Auditions I recently created a new political cartoon inspired by the developing Republican primary race in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District. Representative Thomas Massie has drawn a primary challenger in Ed Gallrein, and the race quickly gained national attention after President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Gallrein. The dramatic tone of…
-
Under the Aegis: Trump, Kristi Noem, and the Shield of the Americas Political cartoon
President Trump recently announced that Kristi Noem will take on a new role connected to the “Shield of the Americas,” a hemispheric security initiative focused on stopping the forces destabilizing the Western Hemisphere: cartels, fentanyl trafficking, and organized violence. That speech was SO GOOD, it immediately sparked an idea for a political cartoon. In classical…
-
The Pentagon Briefing That Inspired My Latest Political Cartoon
Pete Hegseth and General Dan Caine During a Pentagon press briefing on Operation Epic Fury, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth used striking language to describe the destruction of Iran’s military capabilities. At one point he said: “Combat ineffective, decimated, destroyed, defeated. Pick your adjective.” Moments later, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs General Dan Caine followed…
-
Alexander Hamilton, Executive Power, and Trump’s Rose Garden Moment on Iran Political Cartoon by Maria Grasmick
When the Founders Spoke Back Trump, Iran, and the Alexander Hamilton Statue in the White House Rose Garden This week, during a press exchange in the White House Rose Garden, reporters pressed President Trump with urgent foreign policy questions: “Mr. President ..what is your objective? Who do you want to lead Iran?” Rather than engage…
-
Iran, Cyrus the Great, and the Choice of a Nation Political Cartoon
The Two Kings and a Moment of Historical Tension Recent headlines surrounding Iran have once again placed the nation at the center of global attention. Military escalation, political speeches, and international reactions dominate the news cycle. Yet beneath the immediate geopolitical drama lies a deeper and more enduring question: What defines a nation , or…
-
The Long Game: State of the Union 2026 ♟️by Maria Grasmick.
The State of the Union is always more than a speech. It’s theater, choreography, and hierarchy an American ritual where power arranges itself in a very specific geometry: the speaker at the podium, the Speaker of the House and Vice President seated behind, and the entire chamber responding on cue. This year, what struck me…
-
Supreme Court, Statutes & Strategy: Why One Move Does Not End the Game political cartoon
When the Supreme Court ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) does not authorize sweeping presidential tariffs, headlines erupted with a single narrative: “Trump Loses.”“Refunds Coming.”“Tariffs Struck Down.” But constitutional law is not a headline. It is a structure. The ruling narrowed one statutory pathway. It did not eliminate presidential trade authority. It…
-
Political cartoon examining Zohran Mamdani’s proposal to raid NYC’s Rainy Day Fund and raise property taxes during the budget crisis.
By Maria GrasmickFebruary 2026 When New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani declared, “We are forced to raid the Rainy Day Fund” it was clear to me the threat. Two paths. A preferred path taxing the wealthy.A last resort raiding reserves and raising property taxes. If he does not get money from Albany. The language was…
-
A Surgical Transplant for the Senate: Trump, the SAVE Act, and the 60-Vote Filibuster Fight
Political Cartoon I drew myself. I am a cartoonist looking for LOTS OF FUN WORK if you need. I FORGOT TO COLOR CHUCK SCHUMER’s TIE OH NO>A white tie. Has there ever been? Yes if you watch John Solomon said that. About the surgical back. I would have used the word spine! You noticed my…
