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.
Taxpayer-funded bailouts having been secured, the sky was the limit again for CEO compensation.
The sugary foods industry and USDA are joined at the hip.
The nerve of supply and demand.
They’re only compassionate when it comes to rich white folks.
It’s time to call the Military-Industrial Complex Plumbing Co.
A tar ball on my pristine beach? Gross!
Help wanted for cheap, disposable labor, or wanted for immediate deportation.
Either you’re too big to fail or too small to matter.
We’re almost there again, and again, and again.
Voluntary corporate codes of conduct are like lipstick on a pig.
The nightmare of deja vu all over again.
Foreclosing farms.
No more excuses: This lawlessness has got to stop.
It’s just you and me, with two paddles and no credibility.
Grandma Democrat, why is your lip service so big?
A bountiful crop of genetically modified public servants that are 100% resistant to any pressure from below.
If you like my offshore oil drilling program, you’ll love my clean coal and safe nukes.
Docile, reliable, cheap labor welcome.
The classic divide in American politics amounts to left vs. right pocket.
College basketball leads to dismal graduation rates.