Cartoonist's talent shines

By Douglas Edwards
Aiken, S.C.
Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012
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    Congratulations to Rick McKee for finishing second in the United Nations Political Cartoons competition for 2011 by the United Nations Correspondents Association and the U.N. Society of Writers and Artists. The CSRA and The Augusta Chronicle are fortunate to have such a talented editorial cartoonist in residence.

    Douglas Edwards

    Aiken, S.C.

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    omnomnom 01/04/12 - 03:22 am
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    true dat. even if you

    true dat. even if you disagree with the political bent of some of his content, his artistry and sense of humor are widely appreciated! go rick!

    shrimp for breakfast
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    shrimp for breakfast 01/04/12 - 03:57 am
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    I absolutely agree. The AC

    I absolutely agree. The AC should be proud.
    Personally I think he's the best in the country.

    augusta citizen
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    augusta citizen 01/04/12 - 07:13 am
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    Well deserved,

    Well deserved, congratulations!

    longleafpine
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    longleafpine 01/04/12 - 10:39 am
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    Definitely well deserved!

    Definitely well deserved! Rick is an A-1 cartoonist.

    allhans
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    allhans 01/04/12 - 03:13 pm
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    "like"

    "like"

    Rick McKee
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    Rick McKee 01/05/12 - 08:07 am
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    Thank you all!

    Thank you all!

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