1. Tom Toles
2. The key objects of the cartoon are the eggs from which Mitt Romney and Barack Obama hatch from. This represents that both of their ideas of medical care programs were born from the same idea.
3. The cartoonist uses caricature and irony to emphasize the similarities between the two health care programs started by the two politicians.
4. The cartoon highlights the irony of Mitt Romney's attacks on Obama Care as he runs for the Republican nomination for president when his own health care program is quite similar to Obama's plan.
5. The cartoon is saying that Romney has no place to criticize Obama Care when he created a similar program.
6. The cartoonist has a negative view of Mitt Romney and his criticism of Obama Care to prove his place in the Republican party.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/toles-looks-to-election-2012/2011/04/04/AFIGBGdC_gallery.html#photo=5
2. The key objects of the cartoon are the eggs from which Mitt Romney and Barack Obama hatch from. This represents that both of their ideas of medical care programs were born from the same idea.
3. The cartoonist uses caricature and irony to emphasize the similarities between the two health care programs started by the two politicians.
4. The cartoon highlights the irony of Mitt Romney's attacks on Obama Care as he runs for the Republican nomination for president when his own health care program is quite similar to Obama's plan.
5. The cartoon is saying that Romney has no place to criticize Obama Care when he created a similar program.
6. The cartoonist has a negative view of Mitt Romney and his criticism of Obama Care to prove his place in the Republican party.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/toles-looks-to-election-2012/2011/04/04/AFIGBGdC_gallery.html#photo=5
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