Chasstoons
Aaron ChassyPolitical humor to soothe the cynical soul in the form of editorial cartoons and satirical rants and raves by yours truly.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 128 | Subscribers | Read | amchassy.substack.com |
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The Horror Show Continues
I swear some journalists sounded almost nostalgic for the good old days when U.S. presidents would make a serious effort to contrive a pretext for invading a country. They would spend months building their case for war, “manufacturing conse...
Coup Coup Ka-Choo
In my former life, working in the field of “democracy promotion,” I was tasked with administering U.S. Government assistance ($$$) for the presidential elections in Guinea. In that capacity, I awarded a grant to a U.S.-based non-governmenta...
The Hot Mess That Is the State of the Union
I took my favorite pundits’ advice and sat out this year’s State of the Union address if only to keep my blood pressure down and get a decent night’s sleep instead. And of course I read about it the morning after. It was, as I would have ex...
Every Girl's Crazy 'Bout a Sharp Dressed Man
U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, has been in the news frequently, and for all the wrong reasons. He and his sons were first in line to board the Trump train, the Grift Express, and they’re not likely to get off any time soon. As ...
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After cartooning through high school and college, I did some cartooning over the past 20 years for local papers and employers. Starting in March 2025, I began cartooning for the Baltimore Sun as a freelancer.
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