Daily Cartoon: Friday, April 15th
By David Sipress
“I felt Sanders yelled better on big banks and political corruption but Clinton yelled better on Israel and the minimum wage.”
Daily Cartoon
Friday, April 15th
“I felt Sanders yelled better on big banks and political corruption but Clinton yelled better on Israel and the minimum wage.”
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Daily Cartoon: Thursday, April 14th
By David Sipress
Also by this author: “Profiles in Playing Hard to Get”
Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, April 13th
By David Sipress
“That’s right, sweetheart, let it all out. I don’t understand why they’re being so mean to him, either.”
Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, April 12th
By David Sipress
“Wealthy Lives Matter”
From the Issue
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“You can hear this?” -
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“What kind of moviemaking do we want to reinforce?” -
“If it wasn’t for goldfish he wins at carnivals, we wouldn’t have any goldfish at all.” -
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“What are you wearing?” -
“Just a glass of wine with breakfast, officer.” -
“The Pigeon King grows tired of your career advice, Mother.” -
“I was different people then!” -
“I’m putting you on speaker—it’s essential for everyone to hear our conversation.” -
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“Pictographs or it didn’t happen.” -
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“Let’s go, boys—those Christians aren’t going to devour themselves.” -
“According to our waiting-room security cam, you’re fidgety and have a constant head itch.” -
“Once, in a moment of weakness, I started several other families.” -
“If you’re willing to wait, the soup is always better on the second day.” -
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“No point going to sleep now.” -
“I don’t like the way women are portrayed in the constellations.” -
“No, I don’t think Tina Fey and Amy Poehler would want you to be a part of what they’ve got going.” -
“I’m starting to prefer the ones who don’t believe in me.” -
“My husband will be home at any moment—quick, take the accordion!”
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“We’re always looking for new ways to increase the suffering.”
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Complaint Department
By Nathan Fitch
This week, Bob Mankoff responds to a letter from a reader with celiac disease, and consults with a cartoonist on the merits of a gluten-free diet.
