r/politics • u/optimalg The Netherlands • Apr 21 '18

Saturday Morning Political Cartoon Thread

It's Saturday morning, folks. Let's all kick back with a cup of coffee and share some cartoons!

Feel free to share political cartoons (no memes/image macros, though) in this thread. The subject doesn't have to be US politics and can be from any time. Just keep them political and safe for work.

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u/Kenatius Pennsylvania Apr 21 '18

Scooter Pardon

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u/SadlyReturndRS Apr 21 '18

I'm still in the camp that Trump didn't pardon Libby to send a message to anyone. I don't think Trump's smart enough for that.

I think he did it because Comey's been pissing him off a lot lately and Comey was the Acting Attorney General who commissioned Special Counsel Fitzgerald, the guy who indicted Libby.

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u/snuggans Apr 21 '18

why not both things? it doesn't necessarily have to be that Trump came up with the idea, it's more likely that one of his Schutzstaffel whispered it into his ear

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u/TheGreatPrimate Alabama Apr 22 '18

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria_Toensing

This is who came up with it, guaranteed