Political cartoons for December 10 | The Week

published 10 December 2025

This cartoon is a satire of a famous scene from &ldquo;Titanic.&rdquo; In this version, Jack and Rose are floating on debris in the ocean and Jack says, &ldquo;Don&rsquo;t let go, Rose!&rdquo; Rose responds, &ldquo;You&rsquo;ve got to let go Jack. There&rsquo;s not enough room and Hegseth is coming back to finish us off!&rdquo;

This cartoon is a takeoff on the horsehead in a bed scene from &ldquo;The Godfather&rdquo;. A man is in his bed and wears a &ldquo;Warner Brothers&rdquo; shirt. He is terrified to see a bloody horse head with the words, &ldquo;Paramount Hostile Takeover&rdquo; at the foot of the bed.

A boy holds a candy cane and looks downcast after meeting Santa Claus. Santa Claus is nearby, he looks skinny and hands a candy cane to a little girl. The downcast boy&rsquo;s dad says, &ldquo;Well son, did you like meeting Santa Claus?&rdquo; The boy says, &ldquo;Eh, I find him kinda creepy since he got on Ozempic.&rdquo;

A family drives down a scenic, mountain highway. A large road sign stands near evergreen trees and reads, &ldquo;Scenic View &ndash; Soon to be site of AI data center.&rdquo;

A Jesus-like figure preaches from a rock to the MAGA faithful in this political cartoon. The MAGA faithful raise their hands in delirium. Jesus says. &ldquo;Somalis? Garbage. The meek? Garbage. The poor, sick, needy? Garbage. Garbage. Garbage.&rdquo;

RFK Jr. speaks to a group of parents with babies in the top panel of this cartoon. He holds a sheet of paper that reads, "Hepatitis B, Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Varicella.&rdquo; He says, &ldquo;Let me break down our vaccine guidelines to simplify our position&hellip;&rdquo; In the bottom panel he rips up the paper.

Santa speaks to an elf at the North Pole. The elf is overseeing more elves who work an assembly line where &ldquo;Peace Prize&rdquo; medals roll off into a container. The elf says to Santa, &ldquo;Last minute gift idea for anyone who has to keep Trump pacified.&rdquo;

A smug-looking Donald Trump with his nose in the air is dressed like Santa Claus in this political cartoon. A little Vladimir Putin sits in his lap holding a piece of paper. The paper is Putin&rsquo;s Wish List and includes a Ukraine peace deal with many terms and conditions. Putin says, &ldquo;How soon can you deliver before Christmas?&rdquo; An elf is nearby, dressed in American colors. He looks at a sheet of paper that has the words &ldquo;All New! US National Security Strategy&rdquo; at the top and the words &ldquo;NATO&rdquo; and &ldquo;Europe Union&rdquo; crossed out below that. The elf says, &ldquo;What the?!&rdquo;

Donald Trump is dressed as the Phantom of the Opera in this cartoon. He&rsquo;s holding a Cabinet meeting and wears a half mask, bow tie, and dark jacket. A rose is in front of him. A Cabinet secretary says, &ldquo;And of course, nobody deserves a Tony more than you, Mr. President.&rdquo;

A young boy sits on Santa&rsquo;s lap. Both Santa and the boy. Santa holds a tablet that reads &ldquo;Add a tip?&rdquo; and has buttons to tap for 15%, 20%, 25%, 30% and other.

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