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Cartoon Sketchbook: December 4

December 4, 2024 Brooklyn Eagle Staff

The gamble of ignoring climate change.

Peter Kuper

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The pardon leave no choice. — Pat Byrnes

Respect for decorum. — Pat Byrnes

The new DEI hire. — John Cole

We'll all need a pardon. — John Darkow

The oval office. — Marian Kamensky

Hunter's grades get pardoned. — Gary McCoy

Canadian border wall. — Dave Whamond

Trump dinner. — Steve Nease

Loyalty and revenge. — Bill Day

Caricature of Kash Patel. — Randall Enos

Season's greetings. — Pat Bagley

The number 49.3. — Plop and KanKr

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