Show 256: Electric Slide
April 29, 2025
—GUEST: Rep. Joe Orgeron (maybe)
—Power Issues
—City Council
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Political cartoons and caricatures have a rich history dating back centuries, using humor and satire to comment on political events and personalities. From the clever illustrations of 18th-century artists like James Gillray to modern-day editorial cartoons, these artworks continue to play a crucial role in political discourse, offering sharp, often humorous critiques that engage and provoke thought among the public.
