The year in political cartoons
Over the course of a news-packed 2011, cartoonists bitingly satirized the rancor on Capitol Hill and lovingly honored the proud legacy of Steve Jobs
By The Week Staff | December 30, 2011
The year in political cartoons
Steve Kelley, Copyright 2011 Creators Syndicate
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horrifying shooting in Tucson, Ariz., in January left six people dead and Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) fighting for her life. (See our full coverage of the Giffords shooting here.) In the wake of the tragedy, Washington's partisan rancor briefly stopped... but only briefly. Click through for more of the year's best political cartoons:
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- Stockholm is burning: Why the Swedish riots bode ill for Europe
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