Rebecca Hendin for April 02, 2015

Perhaps he’s holding his tongue to keep from apologizing. Wait. Then he wouldn’t have been able to say, “Wait. Don’t criticize them — they’re a minority.”

—Question: If you’re British, why aren’t you using British spellings? Is it perhaps to keep your easily-distracted American audience from making petty comments about your spelling?

The British know about the 1%. Suggesting otherwise discredits the statements of those who say so.

What makes you think this isn’t about British Politics? Newsflash: the UK has conservatives, liberals and the so-called 1% as well.

The two guys at the top look like Rob and Doug Ford.

Just in case any ones interest, but they are holding the race for prime minister in the UK now, and meaning the formulation of a new collation government. since they too have democratic government.

Thanks to WiseOrator for your patient discussion.

Just look to your right:

“Her viewpoint reflects her transatlantic residence between the UK and the United States, giving her a unique perspective on situations on all sides of the seas”.

You hit all the nails on all the heads. Well said.

painedsmile said:—Question: If you’re British, why aren’t you using British spellings? Is it perhaps to keep your easily-distracted American audience from making petty comments about your spelling?-——vfwiffo said:Better question might be: If you are British, why aren’t you drawing things that you are familiar with instead of ones you are clueless about?-

Your question wasn’t better; it was different, and unlike my question, rude.

this is a total worldwide issue, and the satire here is clear to me. some readers are obviously a bit to literal (and a lot not liberal) in their views….

This is a brilliant cartoon. I am unfamiliar with Ms. Hendin’s work, but I like what I am seeing, this is a stark contrast to the status quo, contemporary political cartoon. Keep up the good work!

Interesting analysis. Kudos.

Although I’m not sure I agree that the top tiers of society tend to belittle those in the lower classes, some do, most don’t. Just like many in the lower classes disparage those in the 1%, most don’t.