Politics in Pictures
Virginia AllainMy AI-created editorial cartoons accompanied by my commentary.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Trump Is Bonkers
It seems like most people around the world and a good portion of American citizens realize that Trump is totally unstable, demented, irrational, and to top it off, he’s stupid. I could write a serious article on this, but that’s been covere...
Celebrating the Women of Ukraine
Mainstream media’s inadequate updates on Ukraine’s valiant effort to repel Russia send me to alternative ways of finding information. The short videos on TikTok and YouTube about Ukraine are posted by citizens and also by military bloggers....
War... Who Started This?
Trump seems to dither between proudly taking credit for starting the war in Iran, yet at the same time trying to blame it on someone, anyone else. When the media asks if Israel pushed us into starting it, Trump can’t admit that anyone could...
Protecting the Vote?
The SAVE Act proposed by Republicans would require a passport or birth certificate to register to vote. It is estimated that 21 million people currently do not have those documents. Additionally, 69 million women whose last names changed wi...
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I'm a retired librarian. My passion for family history and saving it for future generations has been set aside for now as I deal with the horror of what's happening in our government.
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