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Cartoons: Campaign Comedy

Whether it was 1964, 1972, or 2012, the Post was fair and balanced. We make fun of both parties!

"My father thinks you’re a bum." from Fall 1972


"My father thinks you’re a bum."
Fall 1972

"The Senator now has three minutes for his rebuttal." from November 1984


"The Senator now has three minutes for his rebuttal."
November 1984

"I'm running my campaign like bra—not too revealing, but I still want your support." from Sept/Oct 2012


"I'm running my campaign like a bra—not too revealing, but I still want your support."
Sep/Oct 2012

"I think I prefer the Republicans for clichés, but the Democrats for platitudes." from October 31, 1964


"I think I prefer the Republicans for clichés,
but the Democrats for platitudes."
October 31, 1964

"I promise to stimulate the economy with another unlimited –spending election!" from Jan/Feb 2012


 
Jan/Feb 2012

"He's reading his concession speech instead of his victory speech!" Oct. 1976


"He's reading his concession speech
instead of his victory speech!"
October 1976

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1 Comment

  • Moon
    September 6, 2012 at 4:05 pm | Permalink |

    I always thought political cartoons were both funny and thought-provoking. Nice compilation!