Political Cartoon #1

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Cartoonist: Tom Toles
Cartoon Number 4
GOP Rick Perry is the key object of the cartoon. He has a confused/frustrated look on his face and button saying "oops." This cartoon mocks Perry's forgetfulness in the recent GOP debate.
The cartoon uses caricature and ridicule to mock Rick Perry. The cartoon mocks Perry by having him forget the third branch of government. "Legislative, Judicial, And... And..."
The cartoon deals with Rick Perry's "OOPS" moment at the CNBC Republican debate.
The cartoon's message is that Perry is not a good candidate for the presidency because of his huge blunder in the debate.
The cartoonist has a negative view of Rick Perry's candidacy for the United States President.

Question of the Week: Rick Perry

Rick Perry's candidacy for the republican nomination is a joke. He has had many accusations thrown at him about his activities as governor in Texas by him competitors and the implications do not shine a good light on his possible future candidacy. Not only did he sign a mandate to force girls to get immunized with a certain injection to prevent and std, he received monetary donations from the drug company who provides these immunizations. Also, he has had numerous scandals such as the n word being plastered on his hunting cabin. What president candidate would be so stupid to leave such an offensive word on building on his family's property?! However, there is a slim chance that he may win because he has the support of the evangelical conservative christians. His typically conservative views appeal to the more conservative republicans and he will have their votes if the rest of the republicans split over the other candidates. On the other side, his numerous embarrassing slip-ups in the GOP debates may lead to his down fall. Who would want to vote a man who can't even remember his plat form and fails miserably to recover himself in a live debate? Clearly he is not ready for such a taxing position of the presidency of the United States.