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.
President Trump, Mark Carney, the northern border and “Lake America” collide in Maria Grasmick’s newest political cartoon, with one enormous White House Sharpie.
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.”
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.
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.
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.
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.
James Comey seashell case political cartoon with Trump presenting Exhibit 86 47
Discover the news, history, and symbolism behind Maria Grasmick’s Trump Strait of Hormuz political cartoon, “The Colossus of Hormuz.”
America 250 editorial cartoon by Maria Grasmick imagines George Washington and Donald Trump at Meridian Hill Park’s restored cascades.
This political cartoon responds to the Trump 60 Minutes interview and the controversy surrounding CBS News questioning, media trust, and ambush-style journalism.
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