16 political cartoons that indict Donald Trump or his opponents
Cartoonists from across the country tackle the latest indictment against the former president, differing on who is to blame
MY VIEW | MIKE LUCKOVICH
MY VIEW | TOM STIGLICH
MY VIEW | CHRIS BOK
MY VIEW | STEVE BREEN
MY VIEW | A.F. BRANCO
MY VIEW | JOHN DEERING
MY VIEW | JOHN DEERING
MY VIEW | PHIL HANDS
MY VIEW | MARSHALL RAMSEY
MY VIEW | CHRIS BRITT
MY VIEW | MICHAEL RAMIREZ
MY VIEW | JOHN DEERING
MY VIEW | STEVE KELLEY
MY VIEW | MIKE LUCKOVICH
MY VIEW | ADAM ZYGLIS
Criminal defendants routinely try to have their cases moved to increase their chances of getting a favorable jury, but there's a notoriously high bar for proving the jury pool is so biased or tainted by pretrial publicity that the trial must be moved.
A list of criminal charges in Georgia against former President Donald Trump briefly appeared Monday on a Fulton County website, but prosecutors said Trump had not been indicted in their long-running investigation of the 2020 presidential election.
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The conservative in me rebels against an approach to political questions. Let's call it the "You can't have too much of a good thing" fallacy.
