Ted Rall by Ted Rall
- June 20, 2009
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Deploying the razor-sharp wit and incisive take-no-prisoners satire characteristic of his generation, Gen Xer Ted Rall has become one of the most widely read editorial cartoonists in America. Twice the winner of the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award and a Pulitzer Prize finalist, Rall's work has appeared in hundreds of newspapers, as well as such magazines as Time, Newsweek, Fortune and MAD. He is also the author of 15 books, including several graphic novels and political polemics about Central and South Asia.
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frogrider88
said,
5 months ago
Greetings. sad but oh so morbidly true here in this country now.
sfiller said, 5 months ago
In first panel, an unshaven man stands on an outside building ledge above the tops of other visible highrise buildings and comments. Second: a man in his picket-fenced, treed and flowered yard cuts the grass with a power mower and comments. Third: President points to a target with Centerville at the center, Dayton at two o’clock in the fourth ring (rather than eleven o’clock), Kettering behind a talk balloon between, and Miamis)burg to the left, and comments (Yellow Springs not shown). Fourth, on a roof or a floating raft, with a two thirds submerged house in the background, a wet or sweaty or emotionally affected male–Katrina victim–in a tan shirt with the sleeves torn off and a tan baseball cap on backwards that looks like a coonskin cap, holds a piece of paper–relief check and exchanges ironies with a suited and tied man who speaks for the federal government,.
cdward said, 5 months ago
Concerned, I’m not sure if it was ever anything but of, by and for the well connected and well-to-do. From the very beginning.
luckyjean22 said, 5 months ago
Good one, Ted! Seems like every time I’ve heard that the government is going to help us, it sounds real good but no one I know ever gets any actual help.
bromonation said, 5 months ago
not too shabby. would have been much stingy-er had you thrown in something about how all that $ went to the bankers instead of anything having to do with America.
6/10