From Hanging Chad to Baghdad

by David Horsey

Featured on the editorial pages of The Seattle Post-Intelligencer and syndicated to 250 newspapers across the nation, David Horsey's cartoons deliver social and political commentary with a punch. This collection of more than 150 editorial cartoons from the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner chronicles recent events in America and the world, while delivering social and political commentary with a punch. The recurring character in this collection is George W. Bush. Horsey's cartoons track his rise from a candidate who won the White House without winning the most votes to a commander-in-chief who went to war in spite of worldwide protest. From Hanging Chad to Baghdad features the rich - almost voluptuous -black-and-white imagery that has made Horsey famous, as well as 24 color pages that show off the celebrated cartoonist's skill at an extended comic form.

192 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2003

About the author

David Horsey is a political cartoonish who has was the Pulitzer Price for Editorial Cartooning twice. Currently, he is a columnist for The Seattle Times.

Reviews

[Maryjane Nordgren · Rating 5 out of 5]

creative and insightful political cartoons