From doodling pictures of the principal in class to skewering the President in the newspaper pages of America, Rick McKee has been cartooning all his life in one form or another. McKee, a native of Tallahassee, Florida, has been editorial cartoonist for The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle since January, 1998 and his editorial cartoons are syndicated by King Features to over 400 newspapers across North America. In 2005, McKee won first place for editorial cartooning in the Georgia Press Association's better Newspaper contest. In 2004, he was named to Georgia Trend magazine's Who's Who in Georgia Media. In addition to newspapers, McKee's award-winning work has appeared in textbooks, newsletters and on web sites around the world. His work has been featured on CNN/Headline News, the Fox News Channel, Newsweek the Washington Post and USA Today. In 2006, McKee was named Time Magazine's Person of the Year. Along with everybody else.
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That map in no way shows who voted for whom. Just because most of the non-taxpayers live in red states, it's a leap to conclude they...
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You asked why I hadn't drawn anything from those earlier eras. I wasn't drawing then.
But apparently your memory doesn't extend...
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Coordinating your attacks is considered a coordinated attack.
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You're reading more into it than is there. Lighten up.
In my world, the Middle East did not exist before 1998, which is when I...