In his Tuesday editorial cartoon, the Review-Journal’s Michael Ramirez portrays the Marines being sent to Los Angeles to arrest garment workers, busboys, maids, kitchen staff and handymen. Mr. Ramirez ...

With all due respect to the Review-Journal’s Michael Ramirez and his considerable talent, I must disagree with his Tuesday editorial cartoon “Taking stock.” The cartoon implies that holding stock and ...

The letter by James Arbour complaining about the balance in the political cartoons misses the point. The cartoons don’t have to say nice things or mean things equally because the two sides are not ...

I must offer a retort to the cartoon published on May 3, and Froma Harrop’s dishonest column the same day smearing those who are protesting the genocide in Gaza, supported by the United States. In her ...

I have been tracking political cartoons in the Sentinel to observe left vs. right tendencies. Of 26 recent cartoons with a clear position one way or the other, 20 were anti-Trump and six were critical ...

A Brooklyn Park police lieutenant wrote to the Daily last week complaining about the “inaccurate representation of the police and the D.A.R.E. program,” in Pete Wagner’s Tuesday cartoon. The cartoon ...

It seems the “Trump sowing seeds of discontent” cartoon hit a nerve for some and caused some uncomfortable self-reflection. The Sentinel welcomes your letters to the editor. Letters should be short, ...

Regarding the latest debacle in D.C., Donald Trump’s obliteration of the East Wing of the White House, to be replaced by something more fitting in his failed casino, kudos to Gary Trudeau for his ...

The political cartoon by Matt Davies, published on Sept. 13, playing the race card and branding ICE as racists, was both ridiculous and despicable. The disastrous immigration policy of the ...