Political cartoons for November 9

Sunday’s political cartoons include a ripoff, and the land of opportunity

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This is a two panel political cartoon with an elephant in a suit and tie in both panels. On the left, he says, “Don’t hate on billionaires!” and raises his hands. On the right he looks angry as he points and says, “Poor people are ripping them off!”

(Image credit: Pat Bagley / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

Dick Cheney is the main character in this political cartoon. He’s floating through the clouds in bed drooling and reading a story to George W. Bush, who is illustrated like a child with his thumb in his mouth and wearing pajamas. The story Cheney reads is named “Tales of the Inquisition” with an ax on the front cover and a hooded inquisitor on the back. Elephants float past the clouds in the background.

(Image credit: Taylor Jones / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

This political cartoon is set in a GOP Strategy Session where six older men who all look like Strom Thurmond-esque Republicans are seated at a table. There is a chalkboard behind them filled with names and recent events, including: Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, Heritage Foundation, Paul Ingrassia’s Nazi Streak, Elon Musk Salute, Bannon Salute, Young Republicans Text Chat: I Love Hitler, Swastika flags in GOP Rep. Offices, Very Fine People on Both Sides, Poisoning the Blood— DJT.” One man stands to speak and says, “Gentlemen, operating under the premise that there are no problems, only opportunities, it’s safe to say we have a Nazi opportunity.”

(Image credit: Rick McKee / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

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