by Nick Anderson / July 2017
FROM NATURAL disasters to man-made scandals, the winds of controversy blew fierce and nearly nonstop in 2017.
The political year really kicked off with the weekend that featured both President Trump’s inauguration and the Women’s March on Washington. From there, it was a surreal ride as Cabinet members departed, Washington leaders were fired and special investigator Robert S. Mueller III moved in. Meanwhile, from Moscow to Pyongyang, America’s international relationships were never far from center stage.
Here is the year in cartoons, as rendered by some especially deft political satirists from both sides of the aisle.
“Ejected,” by Barry Blitt. (Courtesy of Francoise Mouly / The New Yorker 2017)
by Darrin Bell / WPWG 2017
(The Washington Post / Cavna’s Canvas 2017)
by Lisa Benson / Washington Post Writers Group 2017
by Signe Wilkinson / Philly. com (CagleCartoons.com) 2017
(The Washington Post / Cavna’s Canvas 2017)
by Tom Toles / The Washington Post 2017
by Nick Anderson / WPWG 2017
by Jeff Danziger / WPWG 2017
“Baldo,” by Hector Cantu and Carlos Castellanos / Universal Uclick 2017
“Baldo,” by Hector Cantu and Carlos Castellanos / Universal Uclick 2017
“La Cucaracha,” by Lalo Alcaraz. (Universal Uclick / used by permission of the artist)
by Rob Rogers / Pittsburgh Post Gazette 2017
by Tom Toles / The Washington Post 2017
“Grounded,” by Barry Blitt (The New Yorker 2017)
Illustration by Shannon Wheeler (Top Shelf 2017)
by Clay Bennett / Chattanooga Times Free Press (CagleCartoons.com) 2017
“Mutts” original art, by Patrick McDonnell (image via Heritage Auctions)
Read more:
How the New Yorker’s Barry Blitt builds his Trump caricatures
This week in Trump cartoons, from his Jerusalem embassy move to Utah’s national monuments
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