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1.  👏Saturday Bonus Cartoons  

2026-09-05

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It was another week of Donald Trump demonstrating that no issue is too serious to be interrupted by a discussion of somebody’s appearance.

2.  🚺“Gloria Steinem” Edition  

2026-09-04

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Gloria Steinem, the writer and activist who became one of the defining voices of the modern American women’s movement, has died at 92. For more than six decades, Steinem argued that equality was not simply a women’s issue but a prerequisite for a just society. From reproductive freedom and workplac...

3.  🍻“Secretary Keg-seth” Edition  

2026-09-03

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Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon has firmly embraced the management philosophy of “when in doubt, fire another general.” With Army Secretary Dan Driscoll now out the door after reported clashes with Hegseth, the Defense Department is becoming less a chain of command and more like a game of chicken with the Secretar...

4.  🕸️“Foreign Entanglements” Edition  

2026-09-02

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In a challenging political climate for the GOP due to higher oil prices thanks to the war with Iran, President Trump unveiled a $100 billion plan to tap Venezuela’s vast oil reserves, promising billions of barrels and cheaper gasoline.

5.  ⛵️“Lake America” Edition  

2026-09-01

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President Trump has officially renamed Lake Ontario “Lake America,” thus demonstrating once again that if President Trump can’t win a fair fight, he can always be counted on to embarrass America before the world and declare victory.

6.  🇨🇦“O Canada” Edition  

2026-08-31

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President Trump’s trade war with Canada has now reached the metals aisle. Tariffs meant to revive American steel and aluminum have instead produced a North American game of economic Jenga, where the same chunk of metal may cross the border several times before becoming a car, refrigerator, or appliance...

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