Political cartoons for November 14 | The Week

published 14 November 2025

This cartoon is drawn in a fairy-tale style and is titled &ldquo;There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe.&rdquo; It depicts a large, house-sized boot with an old woman standing next to it using a cane. The rhyme continues, &ldquo;She was only 25 when she took out a Trump 50 year mortgage.&rdquo;

This cartoon is titled &ldquo;Arc de Trump.&rdquo; It depicts an arch that resembles the Arc de Triumphe in Paris, except this arch is made out of hundreds of boxes overflowing with the Epstein files. Uncle Sam stands nearby looking sad.

A donkey and an elephant are thinking to themselves in this cartoon. The donkey holds a newspaper that reads &ldquo;Dems Cave on Shut-Down&rdquo; and thinks to himself, &ldquo;Saves me from &lsquo;no compromises.&rsquo;&rdquo; The elephant thinks, &ldquo;Saves me from killing the filibuster.&rdquo;

A man in a tie sits in his living room watching TV in this cartoon. The female newscaster on the screen says, &ldquo;In financial news, stock holders looking for a safe haven bought bonds, and bond holders looking for a safe haven bought stocks.&rdquo;

This is a wordless four-panel cartoon that highlights the loss of nature. It begins with a calm dryad-like figure that resembles a beautiful woman combined with a tree. The figure holds animals in her hands and birds fly gently by. Over the next few frames, the dryad loses her leaves as buildings and civilization rises behind her. In the final frame, she has lost her natural appearance and resembles a somber, sunken-eyed woman. Communications antennas rise from her and buildings rise in the background. The birds have been replaced by airplanes, drones, and helicopters.

The word bubble in this political cartoon is at top left and reads, &ldquo;We&rsquo;ve got him now! He&rsquo;ll never get out of this jam!&rdquo; The words are coming from a giant jar of preserves that is drawn to resemble Smuckers jam. This jam is called, &ldquo;He made us all look like schmucks. Not so PURE Epstein Emails.&rdquo; A small door opens with a creak on the right side, and a smiling Donald Trump walks out an escape hatch covered in jam.

A caricature of Donald Trump holds a chart of food prices incorrectly in this cartoon. It&rsquo;s turned on its side. He says, &ldquo;Food prices are going down!&rdquo;

This cartoon is named &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Most Famous Caves&rdquo; with an arrow pointing to the right. The first cave is Carlsbad Caverns, the second is Mammoth Cave. The third is a newspaper with a photo of Chuck Schumer and the headline, &ldquo;Schumer allows 8 spineless Dems to end shutdown.&rdquo;

This is a six panel political cartoon with a stereotypical rich guy in top hat, tuxedo, and cane speaking to two working people. One of the people is a man in construction clothes and the other is a woman with a nametag. The rich guy says, &ldquo;Billionaires just want it all. Yachts, planes, islands, griftcoin, penthouses, minions, everything!&rdquo; The working people look at each other and the man says, &ldquo;We can make that happen. We&rsquo;ll just need food, shelter, transportation and health care.&rdquo; The rich man thinks to himself, &ldquo;Effing entitled socialists!&rdquo;

This cartoon is drawn in a somber style with Abe Lincoln looking at the U.S. Capitol building. It&rsquo;s nighttime and a crescent moon is in the upper left corner. Abe says, &ldquo;They got rid of the Lincoln penny &hellip; Now they&rsquo;ll get rid of the Lincoln Party.&rdquo;

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