19th Century Political Cartoons

Within today’s society numerous artists create enjoyable and humorous cartons about current politicians. These political cartoons use a wide range of humour and satirical devices to tease or mock the intended target. By using these methods the cartoonist can influence the audience to view the target in a particular way. This specific satirical cartoon involves Malcolm Turnbull accompanied by his wife Lucy Turnbull and a scorpion which in this cartoon represents the GST increase plan. Sean Leahy, who is the author of the cartoon has utilised a broad range of satirical devices such as symbolism, caricature and captioning to show Malcolm Turnbull’s thoughts about a rise in the GST.

They use their artistic skills as an aid to convey messages to people of all ages. Political cartoons appear all over the internet and social media. The cartoonists usually distort several of the characters’ physical features in order to emphasize a belief or criticize an idea in the society. A recent political cartoon depicts Donald Trump with a long nose. The cartoonist tried to influence the viewers into believing that Donald Trump is a liar, and he does not fit to be president. It might seem that the cartoonist drew the cartoon just to make the viewers laugh, but his goal was actually to present the reasons why US citizens should not vote for Trump. This drawing might not immediately cause the viewers to alter their attitude towards Trump, but the drawing will appear in the viewer's’ mind whenever the presidential election is mentioned. Sometimes, the cartoon might even influence the viewer to vote for Clinton instead of Donald Trump. The more entertaining a cartoon appear, the faster the picture will spread throughout social media and the internet. This will allow the cartoonist to spread his ideas to a greater amount of

The NFL is investigating whether the New England Patriots intentionally deflated footballs during their victory over the Indianapolis Colts in Sunday's rain-soaked AFC Championship Game.

I do agree that Tom Brady is unethical if indeed he did deflate these balls. However in this situation even if he is proven to be innocent then his charter will still be questioned as he was brought into this situation. For a leader to break the rules it defiantly questions his ethics in his career and in his life. With this it brings so many questions. Has he ever cheated on a game, how long has this been going on and if he did this then what else did he do to win? Since he was accused of this I feel that his charter will always be in question. I feel that he has no courage is in question as it now seems that he feels that he has to cheat to win. I also feel that he has lost his honor by doing this even if he didn’t do it he is still a suspect

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Tom Brady will serve his 4-game suspension his up coming season, after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has upheld the league's decision to suspend the quarterback. Brady was suspended four games in May after footballs used by the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game against the Indianapolis Colts were deflated. Playing with either inflated or underinflated footballs is against the NFL guidelines, which state all footballs used during games must be 12 1/2 to 13 1/2 pounds. The footballs the Patriots used during the AFC Championship Game were 2 pounds under the league's requirement. Brady and the Patriots would go on to defeat the Indianapolis Colts 45 to 7, which placed them in the Super Bowl XLIX game. Even though the NFL was

On January 18, 2015, the New England Patriots faced off against the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC Championship game and proceeded to demoralize them 45-7. After the game a report came out that the Colts had noticed that the air pressure in one of the footballs used in the game was somewhat lower than the league minimum. What ensued was one of the most vexed and frankly ridiculous controversies in NFL history. For months there were disputes both over whether or not the balls were actually under inflated, and later whether or not the team or the quarterback, Tom Brady, knew the balls were tampered with. A massive amount of media coverage was devoted to the argument and the subsequent trial, and in that coverage, many “facts” regarding both the

Finally, the NFL found that 11 of the 12 Patriot footballs were under-inflated. They were investigating whether the Patriots did this on purpose or it was just an accident. Either way there will be consequences. There are also many questions the players want to be answered. Pat McAfee, Colts kicker/punter, asked if they would be playing in the superbowl or not. Patriots cornerback, Brandon Browner, says that he could have carried a beach ball and they still would have won. The Colts were not happy about what the patriots did, and neither is the NFL. So they have been thinking about what they should do about it

I do believe that the New England Patriots deflated footballs in the American Football Conference championship game against the Indianapolis Colts. The game was held on January 18, 2015, at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts. The National Football League requires footballs to be inflated between 12.5 and 13.5 pounds per square inch of air (2016 NFL Rulebook). Before halftime the Colts’ linebacker, D’Qwell Jackson, intercepted a pass from the Patriots’ quarterback, Tom Brady. Later, Jackson said the football appeared spongy, which describes the texture of an underinflated ball (Deflategate Timeline). At halftime all twelve of the Patriots’ footballs were measured, and all twelve were below the minimum pressure (Deflategate). After the game when the National Football League launched an investigation, they hired Ted Wells to

Rob Smith Jr. is a conservative political cartoon artist living in Florida. Rob started his career working for the Winter Park Observer in 1992. He then moved to illustrating political cartoons for Glen Beck Program, and then DBR Media. When DBR Media shut down in 2008, Smith began posting his political cartoons on his own blog. One of the most notable cartoons Smith has created is one making a statement about gun violence.

Though bias is still present due to innate biases of the author, overall this article is a reliable and neutral source. This article discusses how Nast influenced future political cartoonists, calling him “the father of American Political Cartooning.” However, there is almost no discussion into why this label has been applied. After briefly mentioning the title, the author moves on to discussing an example of Nast’s work. While this article gives a usable example of Nast’s works, it contains almost no usable information regarding the artist’s style and how he used his comics to influence public

The second cartoon named “Uncle Sam Ruled Out” depicts a man in the center who is supposed to represent the Patterson Silk Manufacturers. He is holding a flag that says, “To hell with all your laws; I’ll get Haywood, Elizabeth Flynn, or anyone else who interferes with my profits”. This man is also stepping on large pieces of paper that say “Free Speech Law”, “Child Labor Law”, and “Right of Assembly”. He is countered by a small, frightened Uncle Sam in the bottom right

The 1920s was a time of chance and the pushing of social morals. The roaring twenties impacted social movements and the media. During this time an animation studio opened that made cartoons that embodied the lifestyle of the 1920s. They took from the music, culture, and morals and created one of the greatest iconic cartoon series, Betty Boop. This essay will examine the way that the Jazz Age had an effect on the Betty Boop series and how the Fletcher brothers used the culture, sex appeal, and music of this age to create one of their biggest successes.

In the satirical cartoon, a man is depicted speaking about a mathematical problem of 1+1=2, while the man whom he is conversing with behind the podium is yelling that 1+1=5. In the background an officer is seen holding the man looking as if he will punish him. In the cartoon the cartoonist was trying to convey the authority of government. The man is being depicted as the citizen and the man behind the podium is presented as the government or authority. The citizen argues that 1+1=2 but the authority deems him wrong which causes him to be punished by the officer. The government I thought the cartoonist was trying to display is an authoritarian, such as North Korea. For the lecture this week the focus was on power and authority in governments.

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