Cartoon published 02/17/2026 Tina Toon
Like Gavin Newsom, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attended the Munich Security Conference in order to look ‘presidential,’ worldly, and experienced. Instead, she botched the political portfolio she was building.
Cartoon published 02/14/2026
California Governor Gavin Newsom has long lived in a bubble of wealth and privilege. Like Hunter, he seems to believe he can get away with anything—and he has. As mayor of San Francisco, he had an affair with his campaign manager’s wife. A career breaker for many, but not for Gavin—his bubble is impervious to his pricking misdeeds.
Cartoon published 02/12/2026
The House passed the SAVE Act, which mandates voter ID and proof of citizenship. No more loopholes that allow non-citizens to vote in our elections.
Bipartisan? Yes.
Common sense? Absolutely.
Overdue? For years.
Woke NFL Halftime Show Is Garbage
Cartoon published 02/11/2026
I’m old enough to remember when the NFL had marching bands during Super Bowl halftimes. There were no pop stars with extravagant productions. Times have certainly changed, and not for the better.
Tina Toon
Cartoon published 02/10/2026
Jeffrey Epstein was convicted for sex crimes in Florida in 2008. He pleaded guilty to charges of procuring a child for prostitution and was given an extremely lenient plea deal. Afterward, he was visited by powerful people and celebrities. The Epstein file release revealed one of those people was Steve Bannon. The power of Epstein’s money corrupted many.
Cartoon published 02/07/2026
President Trump has sent 12 warships, including the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, to the Persian Gulf region, forcing Iran to the negotiating table. Trump wants to persuade the Iranian mullah leadership to stop killing their protesting citizens. It has been estimated that as many as 40,000 protestors were killed throughout Iran. The militant theocratic leaders are determined to hold onto power. Meanwhile, the stock market as been flying up and down under the threat of war and the thwarting of war.
Cartoon published 02/05/2026
California’s Pacific Palisades suffered devastating wildfires just over one year ago, and one would think they’d be well into the rebuilding stage. Instead, there has been no or slow progress due to insurance, financing, and red tape. Long-awaited reconstruction has been delayed, causing frustration amongst residents. Despite good weather, the landscape remains burned and the property owners are burnt out.
Cartoon published 02/03/2026
For many months the Clintons have not complied with subpoenas from House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer. The Clintons have refused to testify on matters involving Jeffrey Epstein, claiming the subpoenas was invalid.
Tina Toon
Cartoon published 02/02/2026
Well, it’s Groundhog Day. Again! And that means it’s time for another Groundhog Day cartoon. Tina Tuesday has been changed to Tina Monday for this occasion.
The Super Bowl is coming soon and we are reminded what Mike Macdonald, the victorious Seattle Seahawks coach, had to say when he was asked if he was worried about San Francisco and Los Angeles in the playoff games. The coach said, “We did not care! It’s always been about us and what we do.”
Cartoon published 01/31/2026
Many of us suspect the protests in Minnesota are by no means grass-root. The protestors are well-organized, carry slickly-printed signs, and uniformly shout the same messages. They used a cell phone message program called ‘Signal’ to implement their movements around town to counter ICE agents. They are getting paid by billionaire agitators such as George Soros and his son.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Police say Cher’s son was arrested on Friday after acting belligerently at a New Hampshire private high school, of which he has no association.
Elijah Allman, 49, was charged with four misdemeanors: two counts of simple assault, criminal trespass and criminal threatening. Allman, whose father was the late Gregg Allman, was also charged with a violation of disorderly conduct, which is illegal in the state but not considered a crime.
At least three people were killed, and 17 were injured after shots rang out at a popular Sixth Street bar in the Texas capital city of Austin early Sunday morning. According to authorities, the shooter was killed by police officers who arrived at the establishment within a minute of the first emergency call.
