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The editorial cartoon below depicts the stupidity of pro-choice people and there lack of awareness to their surroundings. The skeleton represents pro-choice people, the reasoning behind the cloak that states "PRO-CHOICE" on it. The stack of aborted fetuses represent the clear and obvious murder that is occurring almost everywhere, everyday, and how the fact that abortion is murder is just as obvious as a stack of deceased infants. The newspaper headline is word of an attempted murder/desertion of an infant. It is just as straightforward as abortion is, but people still never think that a child that young has feelings.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBbtCvUGweo
The advertisement above concerns Hillary's calling of Trump supporters "deplorable". The commercial makes the point that she believes all Trump supporters, including hard workers, deserve intense punishment.

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This yard sign is supporting Donald Trump. It has the American flag colors on it and his slogan, "Make America Great Again."

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Gary Johnson Presidential Campaign, 2016

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Gary Johnson Presidential Campaign, 2016

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https://ballotpedia.org/Gary_Johnson_presidential_campaign,_2016

Just as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's articles had been from the same website, Gary Johnson's is as well. The start talked about Johnson's political career prior to the 2016 election. He used to be the governor of New Mexico and ran for president in 2011 as a republican. Mr. Johnson swapped parties from republican to Libertarian after he did not last long in the race. After this, the article discussed Gary's libertarian views on abortion, the Affordable Care Act, and gay marriage. He supports abortion, wants to remove the Affordable Care Act, and believes gay marriage should be legal. The article's following section talked about Johnson's views on certain economic issues. He plans to remove the IRS and also repeal the Dodd-Frank Act. Other economic topics were discussed as well. Finally, his thoughts on ISIS along with other national security topics were discussed.

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I think that this cartoon shows that Donald and Hillary are focused on in the media and the Internet much more than Gary Johnson is. Trump and Clinton's ideas are all quite familiar with the public, while all the people know about Gary is that he is a libertarian and plans to legalize marijuana. The artist's depiction of both Hillary and Trump make them out to be a cry-baby (Trump) and a lunatic (Clinton). I think that what the artist wanted to get across was that the current candidates are not fit to be president, and more people should do research and find out more about Johnson and his ideas, instead of knowing only several facts.

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Donald Trump Presidential Campaign, 2016

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Donald Trump Presidential Campaign, 2016

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https://ballotpedia.org/Donald_Trump_presidential_campaign,_2016

The article concerning Donald Trump discussed things from his political history to his stance on current issues. Being from the website the Hillary article was from, it followed the same formula. The report began with Trump's history during the 2016 presidential race, with comments on the way that he spent his life beforehand, too. Donald's party donations were described next, including Trump's switch from higher democratic donations to higher republican donations. The candidate's thoughts on immigration, abortion, and ISIS were discussed later on. They were followed by his ideas concerning Muslims, along with the wall.

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The editorial cartoon that I selected for Donald Trump represents the fact that many republicans do not agree with Donald Trump's stances on things. "To be fair... we did kind of create him!" means that Trump's thoughts were branched from republican ideas regarding immigration. The idea of revolting (Tea Party/Igor in the back) is also present to show that this topic also influenced Donald Trump's opinions, although not as greatly. The elephant represents the republican party, and it is meant to portray the role of Dr. Frankenstein, the creator of a monster (Donald Trump), that he would later regret.

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Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign, 2016

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Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign, 2016

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https://ballotpedia.org/Hillary_Clinton_presidential_campaign,_2016

The article above was about Clinton's political involvement and her opinions on issues that are very important during this election. It began by talking about her husband, Bill Clinton, and his journey to the White House. The article then discussed some acts that she helped to pass while First Lady, including the Safe Families Act. Her pathway to he US Senate along with her email scandal were also touched upon. Her first running-for-presidency was brought up, followed by her current. Mrs. Clinton's stances on common issues including abortion, ISIS, taxes and numerous more were briefly stated near the end.

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This cartoon represents Hillary Clinton and her intent on allowing the public to see as little of her emails as possible while still being able to say that she let the public have a look at them. The editorial cartoon compares the email's to a highly valuable exhibit at a museum, hence the "Look but please do not tap on glass". As everybody is aware, highly valuable things on display usually are not as visually revealing as something at a place such as Discovery World.

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Gary Johnson

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Hillary Clinton

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Donald Trump