Cartoonist for the Guardian roasting British PM, pig-faced Keir Starmer (holding flowers on the left), entering the redneck US (all of our homes are like that), holding the entrance gate open for Xi Jinping with whom they hope to get around the US tariffs, and an Amazon bag entitled "1 'Melania' gaslight" (bribe of $30+ million), shotgun and a partially removed sword from sheath (military bullying in several countries), Stephen Miller torturing something in the back (pulling wings off of a moth?), Kristi Noem's plastic face hung up (now demoted), Rubio behind Trump, telling him to stay on the nose - on topic - as happened recently in a press conference, Bovino locked up in a DHS cage after the recent demotion, and a pool of blood behind him, with an angry, red-eyed moose head hanging above the door (tariffs), and of course Trump being himself, asking where Melania went, as one can see her hat and dress on the left, but she's gone. All of this is reported daily by the BBC. I've probably missed some of the explanations. It's perhaps the most informative poliitcal cartoon I've seen.
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Cartoonist for the Guardian roasting British PM, pig-faced Keir Starmer (holding flowers on the left), entering the redneck US (all of our homes are like that), holding the entrance gate open for Xi Jinping with whom they hope to get around the US tariffs, and an Amazon bag entitled "1 'Melania' gaslight" (bribe of $30+ million), shotgun and a partially removed sword from sheath (military bullying in several countries), Stephen Miller torturing something in the back (pulling wings off of a moth?), Kristi Noem's plastic face hung up (now demoted), Rubio behind Trump, telling him to stay on the nose - on topic - as happened recently in a press conference, Bovino locked up in a DHS cage after the recent demotion, and a pool of blood behind him, with an angry, red-eyed moose head hanging above the door (tariffs), and of course Trump being himself, asking where Melania went, as one can see her hat and dress on the left, but she's gone. All of this is reported daily by the BBC. I've probably missed some of the explanations. It's perhaps the most informative poliitcal cartoon I've seen.