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Michael Ramirez for January 10, 2021 January 09, 2021 Patjade Premium Member 3 months ago Ramirez, that light at the end of the tunnel is the rescue party to save the US from the American Carnage and Insurrection Trump has wrought.

Editorial cartoons for Jan. 3, 2021: Good riddance, 2020 Updated Jan 03, 2021; Facebook Share Baby New Year arrived on Jan. 1, ushering out a coronavirus-weary Father Time. The imagery has roots in Greek mythology, CNN reported, but became part of the cultural lexicon thanks to 19th century editorial cartoonists. That tradition continues well into the 21st, with a variety of contemporary cartoonists using Baby New Year/Father Time to comment on severe illness caused by the virus, Zoom calls an...

Michael Ramirez for January 02, 2021 January 01, 2021 quixotic1  4 months ago Blame trump. He failed to mandate wearing masks, pay people to stay home, responsibly manage PPE production and have a plan to distribute the vaccines once they arrived.

Another incident happened the following day. According to Hinesville Police Traffic Accident Investigator, Aaron Brandt, a woman was transported to Liberty Regional Medical Center after her 15 year old daughter drove into the Exxon Handyland gas station on 2570 Highway 196 in Hinesville Dec. 23. The teen was driving on a learner’s permit and was pulling into the parking lot from Highway 196 when she hit the gas pedal thinking she was hitting the brakes.   The impact caused portions of the w...

Las Vegas Review-JournalOur intrepid TV newsfolk are fond of comparing daily U.S. COVID-19 death tolls to other disaster numbers. Ive seen or heard the grim stats compared to deaths at Antietam, Pearl Harbor, 9/11, or "12 jumbo jets a day falling out of the skies," as we exceeded each one by Wednesday.  Fair enough, but what about other comparisons? Its not as easy when youre describing whether the latest calved iceberg is the size of Central Park, or all of Manhattan, or even Connecticut. Its...

Editorial cartoons for Dec. 27, 2020: Christmas arrives, Covid relief stalls Updated Dec 27, 2020; Facebook Share In a year of so much heartache and strife, a few editorial cartoonists strove to find the joy and humor in Christmas. Santa Claus delivers presents at a Covid-safe distance. A child wakes expectantly at the dawn of Christmas day. The Three Kings visit Bethlehem via Zoom. Others used Santa Claus to deliver biting commentary on the Covid-19 relief bill, a delay in negotiating and ena...

Michael Ramirez for December 24, 2020 December 23, 2020 Zuhlamon Premium Member 4 months ago Ramirez, you’ve been rooting on the Republican weird conspiracy crap while deprecating anything progressive. Result? A psycho dictator-wannabe in Trump, vindictively wrecking everything he can. He’s pardoning all the co-conspirator criminal toadies and traitors as he can while sabotaging as much government as he can. He’s de-funding our military and leaving them exposed to attack overs...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Pedestrian killed crossing road Liberty County Coroner, Reginald Pierce identified Ayesha Davis, 17, a student at Bradwell Institute, was the pedestrian that was struck and killed on Dec. 22 According to Hinesville Police Department Traffic Accident Investigator, Cpl. Michael Ramirez, Davis was struck by a black Hyundai dri...

17-year-old Hinesville student killed in car accident Lewis Levine A Hinesville woman was struck and killed by a vehicle on E.G. Miles Parkway while attempting to cross the road, according to Hinesville Police Department Traffic Accident Investigator Cpl. Michael Ramirez. The woman has been identified as Ayesha Davis who was a student at the Bradwell Institute in Hinesville, according to Liberty County Coroner Reginald Peirce. According to Ramirez, Davis was struck by a black Hyundai driven ...

Editorial cartoons for Dec. 20, 2020: Covid vaccine, Electoral College, Biden transition Updated Dec 20, 2020; Facebook Share The rollout of a vaccine to prevent Covid-19 stirred hope that the pandemic will be over sooner than later. Editorial cartoonists marked the moment with joy and pathos. Dana Summers drew Santa Claus delivering an early Christmas present, while Phil Hands depicted a child’s wish to hug her grandparents. Congress sought agreement on a coronavirus relief bill as unemploy...