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Showing posts with label Bill Clinton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Clinton. Show all posts
Friday, September 7, 2012
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Democratic National Convention
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| PEDRO MOLINA |
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| JIM MEEHAN |
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| MARGARET SCOTT |
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| BARRIE MAGUIRE |
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| DEAN ROHRER |
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| JOHN OVERMYER |
Monday, December 19, 2011
Kim Jong Il, 1941 - 2011
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| PEDRO MOLINA |
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| PAUL LACHINE |
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| TIM BRINTON |
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| DEAN ROHRER |
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| CHRIS VAN ES |
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| JOHN OVERMYER |
Friday, December 2, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
"Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Repealed
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| DEAN ROHRER |
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| JENNIFER KOHNKE |
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| PAUL LACHINE |
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| PEDRO MOLINA |
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| TIM BRINTON |
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| CHRIS VAN ES |
Friday, July 8, 2011
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Bubba's Bogus Diplomacy
by Reihan SalamAfter almost a decade spent skulking around with billionaires, celebrities, and other less-than-savory characters, Bill Clinton has returned to the world of high-stakes diplomacy. Once again, his animal magnetism has been placed in service to America's national interests. During a surprise visit to North Korea, the former president successfully negotiated the release of Laura Ling and Euna Lee, two American journalists who've been held captive since March. And though the White House insists that Clinton is acting on his own, it is blindingly obvious that the trip was cleared at the highest levels. As the husband of America's secretary of State, Clinton has credibility that, say, Laura Bush does not. But one has to wonder if Carter-like diplomatic troubleshooting is the best use of Bill Clinton's distinctive talents. (read the rest of the story)
Thursday, June 25, 2009
BARRIE MAGUIRE: HIS PERSONAL FAVORITES
"What fun to be able to inject my own two
cents into the debate. To use the news
for inspiration, the excitement of
'the idea!' ...and when the drawing is
finished, to see it published where
thousands of others will see it too."
Barrie Maguire
The Intifada, my very first op-ed illustration
back in 1987, and sadly, still relevant.
"The Greatest Health Care System in The World"
The future of back-packing?
Dance Marathon
Bill Clinton's self-inflicted wounds.
Obama vs. the Economy
The Economics of Immigration
Bush/Cheney 2008
There goes the neighborhood.
Thinking conservatively
The All Knowing, All Seeing One
Luv
Thursday, June 11, 2009
JIM MEEHAN: HIS PERSONAL FAVORITES
As anybody who has been to art school
knows, illustration is the bastard child of the
art world. I think that's ironic because I think
to be a great illustrator is to be able to take
something which is not your own and
somehow make it your own, make it look
good, add to the piece, and do it on a deadline.
That's as difficult as it sounds; I don't think
I've ever quite done it myself.
Jim Meehan
BASEBALL 
U.S. OIL DEPENDENCE
WEDGE ISSUES
RACE IN AMERICA
U.S. ECONOMY 
BALD(?) EAGLE
OBESITY
PRESIDENT CLINTON
SAMCROW
U.S. THANKSGIVING TURKEY
ALCOHOLISM
SAM SLICING BREAD
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