A gem from the archive
Here at FP, we like to think that we’re occasionally ahead of the curve on important issues. Sometimes, we’re WAY ahead of the curve – 30 years or so. That’s why we’re delighted to unearth this editorial cartoon from our Winter 1975-76 issue: The great Herbert Block, the political cartoonist who lampooned every U.S. president from Herbert Hoover ...
Here at FP, we like to think that we're occasionally ahead of the curve on important issues. Sometimes, we're WAY ahead of the curve - 30 years or so. That's why we're delighted to unearth this editorial cartoon from our Winter 1975-76 issue:
Here at FP, we like to think that we’re occasionally ahead of the curve on important issues. Sometimes, we’re WAY ahead of the curve – 30 years or so. That’s why we’re delighted to unearth this editorial cartoon from our Winter 1975-76 issue:
The great Herbert Block, the political cartoonist who lampooned every U.S. president from Herbert Hoover to George W. Bush and coined the term “McCarthyism,” is to blame.
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