🌡️"(It's Like a) Heat Wave" Edition
Counterpoint Syndication cartoons for June 17-23
Happy Saturday, Cartoon Fans! Here are the Editor’s Picks by Counterpoint’s syndicated cartoonists: Eric Allie, Mike Beckom, Clay Bennett, Lisa Benson, Tim Campbell, Jeff Danziger and Pedro X. Molina; and our comic strips, Barney & Clyde, Reply All and Rudy Park. And here’s the weekly link to the Toni Says Medicare column on coordinating your employer’s health insurance with Medicare.
Cartoon by Eric Allie for Counterpoint
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Cartoon by Mike Beckom for Counterpoint
Cartoon by Clay Bennett for Counterpoint
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Cartoon by Lisa Benson for Counterpoint
Cartoon by Tim Campbell for Counterpoint
Cartoon by Jeff Danziger for Counterpoint
Cartoon by Pedro X. Molina for Counterpoint
Cartoon by Liam Simonelli for Counterpoint
Barney & Clyde by Weingartens & Clark, dist. by Counterpoint
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Reply All by dee lewis, dist. by Counterpoint
Rudy Park by Darrin Bell, dist. by Counterpoint
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Pedro Molina, Pulitzer political cartoon quality.
Succinct. Great color.
And an evil Devil he is, blackguards all.
Mike Beckom: You don't seem to understand the relationship between the military and foreign policy. Give that money to the troops now, instead of Ukraine, and then in a few years they can earn it when their boots are on the ground in Ukraine. Or under the ground back home.
And BTW, it was Congress that made that choice. All money bills must start in the (Republican controlled) House.