Award-winning Berkeley-based editorial cartoonist Khalil Bendib’s cartoons are regularly featured in dozens of small and mid-size newspapers across the country, and they can be viewed at www.bendib.com. His work has run in USA Today, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, and numerous other large newspapers. His latest book of political cartoons is Too Big to Fail.
Here’s how insanity erupts amidst the planet’s most rational society.
Unmanned drones speak louder than words.
Homeland security: an opportunity to profit off your tired, your poor, and your huddled masses.
There’s only one small flaw with this whole system.
There’s bad CO2 and good CO2.
Maybe stem cells can help regenerate Obama’s backbone.
You have got to be fastidiously responsible and fiscally conservative to afford the occasional gift to the super wealthy.
If worse comes to worst, and climate change gets out of hand, there’s always plan B: nuclear winter.
He also pleads guilty for Hurricane Katrina, Haiti’s earthquake, and Mt. Pinatubo’s eruption.
Let them eat pie in the sky.
Thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling, candidates for office in the United States accept unlimited donations from unspecified sources.
A gift horse for us, from the Gringos?
Privately funded public TV is a contradiction.
Billionaires in glass houses are castigating the employment of undocumented immigrants.
The very thought of fair taxation threatens their existence.
Isn’t there some kind of law against panhandling?
Another highly suspicious document found at the neighborhood mosque.
Poor Islam.
I have a delusion!
These top executives are so pumped up.