Political Cartoons Pillows

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Time for a trip.

French political cartoon from 1883

Stay safe... :)

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War, class, sexism, and racism are all tools that capitalism uses to control and divide people.

This President its a baby

Characters from all sorts of cartoons, coming together for justice and change.

He's just sitting here on Capitol Hill

1902 political cartoon depicting Republican President Theodore Roosevelt.

"I'm Just A Bill" by Prostetnic Vogon Jeffs (A Diligent Maniac) for Baddest Shirt Co.

You haven't seen Scientific Wokester on your newsstand? You clearly are not familiar with the last issue of Scientific American. If you want people to stop taking you seriously just go all-woke.

1902 political cartoon depicting Republican President Theodore Roosevelt. Teddy depicted in his ' Rough Riders ' uniform, holding the American Flag and riding a horse through Central and South America in defense of the Monroe Doctrine. Caricatures of European countries are seen fleeing in fear, the cartoon titled ' A True American Rough Rider '. A banner flying from the flag pole reads ' Europe take notice. Keep off American soil - Roosevelt '.

Choose your favorite grumpy Donald

Pay particular attention to #7. It might ***Ring A Bell***.

Welcome to the Shit Show vintage political cartoon design showcasing the shit show which is 2020

The country could use a little political levity right about now…

The homey Donnie wants YOU for the Space Force.

like as real american hero I voted

Great teacher, Great leader, Great commander, Great helmsman - Long live Chairman Mouse

He's back but his cartoon version is wearing a mask

Fuck this asshole

Get ready for compliments with our eye-catching and trendy candidate!

MAGA Donald Trump

“I always look orange.”

Funny Pro-Choice Alien Freedom Loving Villain Cartoon

1888 political cartoon drawn after the national elections within the United States. The cartoon captioned ' After the election - let Columbia load her social nuisances into one big mortar, and then fire them off to some place where they will do the most good '. The symbolic figure of America, Columbia, is seen stuffing the leadership of the United Labor Party into a cannon just prior to blasting them from the United States. United Labor Party leaders and supporters Father McGlynn, Henry George, Louis Freeland Post and John McMackin are depicted among others.

Baby Trump

Get ready for compliments with our eye-catching and trendy candidate!

Globo woke

This Christmas is Gonna Be Yuge.

Join Donnie and Ellie in their first American short!

Join or Die snake Flag from 1754 a political cartoon with Retro Vintage Style

Get ready for compliments with our eye-catching and trendy candidate!

Get ready for compliments with our eye-catching and trendy candidate!