A Hole in the Northern Border: Trump Mark Carney Political Cartoon.. and Lake America
President Trump, Mark Carney, the northern border and “Lake America” collide in Maria Grasmick’s newest political cartoon, with one enormous White House Sharpie.
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JD Vance and the AI Frankenstein Political Cartoon
JD Vance’s warning to AI developers—“If you’re building Frankenstein, stop”meets another question in this political cartoon: who pays the cost of keeping the AI monster plugged in?
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“Too Late”: The Supreme Court, the Clock, and the 2026 Midterms
The Supreme Court declined to let new USPS mail-ballot requirements take effect for the 2026 midterms. Justice Kavanaugh pointed to the dwindling election calendar. Justices Alito and Thomas dissented. My latest political cartoon turns that legal dispute into one image: the Court, the clock, and the words “Too Late.”
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Trump, the 9/11 South Tower Steel and the Man in the Red Bandana: The Story Behind My “We Will Never Forget” Cartoon
Inspired by the Steel Across America 9/11 commemoration, this political cartoon brings together World Trade Center South Tower steel, Welles Crowther’s red bandana, and the enduring symbolism of remembrance, sacrifice, and resilience.
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Lake America: Trump, Carney and the French Translation
President Trump’s Lake America executive order collided with Canada’s trade dispute and an argument over French-language protections. The result: one lake, two governments—and a translation that changes absolutely nothing.
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Lake America: Trump, Carney and the Canadian Apple
President Trump says Canada has nothing America has to have. Mark Carney insists “Canada has what the world wants.” Then Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow enters the argument with a Canadian apple. Maria Grasmick examines the unusual language behind the U.S.–Canada trade confrontation and the inspiration for her new political cartoon, *Lake America*.
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Marco Rubio Political Cartoon: Pretended Offenses, Pop-Tarts and the ICC
This Marco Rubio political cartoon turns Rubio’s praise of Pop-Tarts and his attack on the International Criminal Court into “Pretended Offenses,” a satire about sovereignty, foreign courts and American history.
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Todd Blanche Kristen Welker interview
Political cartoon inspired by the Todd Blanche Kristen Welker interview, depicting Welker offering Blanche an apple marked “Independence” while President Andrew Jackson watches from a framed portrait.
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Trump’s New York Crime Speech and the Story Behind “Maximum Security Shampoo”
President Trump’s August 2026 New York crime speech took aim at Gov. Kathy Hochul, cashless bail, sanctuary policies and Attorney General Letitia James—then turned to the strange sight of shampoo, toothpaste and soap locked behind glass. That juxtaposition inspired Maria Grasmick’s newest political cartoon, *Maximum Security Shampoo*, a satire of law, order and modern New York.
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Kash Patel MG Show Interview: Heard it live!
While listening to Chris Hinkle and John Nantz discuss their interview with FBI Director Kash Patel on the MG Show, one small observation immediately gave me a cartoon:
“He rarely mentions, ‘I did this’ or ‘I did that.’ He says WE.”
