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Best Editorial Cartoons Of The Year - 1998 Bronze Age (1970-1985) The emphasis in Loomis' fourth

Best Editorial Cartoons Of The Year - 1998 Bronze Age (1970-1985) The emphasis in Loomis' fourthOver 400 editorial cartoons by over 160 artists. 'Show Me the Money,' a line from a hit movie, became a popular catch phrase in 1997, and editorial cartoonists quickly converted the statement into clever cartoon punch lines To some cartoonists, the phrase captured the essence of President Clintons alleged involvement in illegal political fun raising. "The president was but one of many moving targets on which editorial cartoonists focused their sights

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The emphasis in Loomis' fourth book is perspective

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Best Editorial Cartoons Of The Year - 1998 Bronze Age (1970-1985) The emphasis in Loomis' fourthOver 400 editorial cartoons by over 160 artists. 'Show Me the Money,' a line from a hit movie, became a popular catch phrase in 1997, and editorial cartoonists quickly converted the statement into clever cartoon punch lines To some cartoonists, the phrase captured the essence of President Clintons alleged involvement in illegal political fun raising. "The president was but one of many moving targets on which editorial cartoonists focused their sights

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