I was cleaning up in the garage this morning and stumbled upon a pile of layouts for old editorial cartoons I did for the Phoenix New Times back in the 1980s.
Now that we're all election-weary, I think it's time for a little levity, Apache style:
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Here is a part of page two:
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When asked about his reputation as "a savage" the candidate replied, "I don't know a savage way to top Hiroshima."
The G-Man had a couple catchy campaign slogans:
• A vote for Geronimo is a vote for an Anglo-free Arizona!
• Let's start a new Indian war to get Phoenix moving again!
• In your heart, you know he's dangerous.
"Bureaucracy, the rule of no one, has become the modern form of despotism."
—Goyathlay
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