from the Lincoln Journal-Star
Record research budget – Aug 5, 2004
from the Lincoln Journal-Star
Terrorists strike the Fieldhouse – Aug 2, 2004
This is what will end up being the forgotten final cartoon from the Daily Nebraskan after having my cartoons picked up by the Journal-Star. It’s a pretty unceremonious ending, but I’d already done farewell/retirement cartoons twice by that point.
The Democrats return with hope – Aug 1, 2004
My first cartoon from the Lincoln Journal-Star
Mark Fabiani and Michael Moore – July 19, 2004
From the San Diego Reader
Filmmaker Michael Moore has hired Chargers lobbyist (and former Clinton PR man) Mark Fabiani to run the media war room for his film Fahrenheit 9/11. The ironic thing is, the Chargers are owned by the Spanos family – such prominent big-business Republicans that Rush Limbaugh wrote the foreword to Alex Spanos’ autobiography. Now, for anyone who has seen Fahrenheit 9/11, by Michael Moore’s standard of investigation and implication, that would suggest that Moore and Limbaugh are in cahoots.
Fascists – July 18, 2004
from the 2004 Summer Daily Nebraskan
a few Saturdays ago, some Nazis held a rally downtown.
welcome to downtown Lincoln.
Harry Caray at Haymarket Park – July 12, 2004
from the 2004 Summer Daily Nebraskan
Spider-Man 9/11 – July 6, 2004
from the 2004 Summer Daily Nebraskan
Billing Abe – June 28, 2004
from the 2004 Summer Daily Nebraskan
Dick Cheney came to Lincoln and Mayor Seng billed him for the $31,000 his trip cost the city. I think this is actually the first time Mayor Seng appeared in a cartoon.
Dick Cheney – June 21, 2004
from the Summer 2004 Daily Nebraskan.
Dick Cheney came to Lincoln, his childhood hometown, for a 1st Congressional District fundraiser. He spoke (as he still does) about the link between Iraq and 9/11. This was about a week after the 9/11 Commission revealed that they could find no link between Iraq and 9/11.
