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Cartoon Sketchbook: December 11

December 11, 2024 Brooklyn Eagle Staff

Health insurance business model fails.

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Hegseth minefield. — Dave Granlund

Shredding democracy. — Bill Day

Russia collapse. — Dave Whamond

Benjamin Netanyahu sitting in bird's nest. — Bart van Leeuwen

Santa needing Ozempic. — Gary McCoy

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