Political cartoons for March 28

Saturday's political cartoons include an economy in trouble, Hegseth's Doctrine, and more

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A bullfighter holds a cape that is labeled “U.S. Economy” as he stares down five mean-looking, fierce bulls about the charge. The bulls are named “Inflation” “Gas Prices” “Tariffs” “Uncertainty” and “Iran War”.

(Image credit: Michael Ramirez / Copyright 2025 Creators Syndicate)

A crazed-looking Pete Hegseth sits in a chair with a rocket launcher on his shoulder. The chair next to him is destroyed and smoking. He says, “Any more stupid questions?” The sign behind Hegseth reads, “United States Department of War: Hegseth Doctrine. Restrictive rules of engagement do not apply to Trump administration officials who are interviewed by combative reporters, even when there is no clear evidence of an imminent threat.”

(Image credit: R.J. Matson / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

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