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Every week poli­ti­cal car­too­nists throug­hout the coun­try and across the poli­ti­cal spec­trum app­ly their ink-stained skills to cap­tu­re the foi­bles, memes, hypo­cri­sies and other head-slap­ping events in the world of poli­tics. The fruits of the­se labors are hundreds of car­toons that enter­tain and enra­ge rea­ders of all poli­ti­cal stripes. Here’s an offe­ring of the best of this week’s crop, picked fresh off the Too­no­sphe­re. Edi­ted by Matt Wuer­ker.

The for­mer Illi­nois gover­nor, who was par­do­ned by Pre­si­dent Donald Trump in Febru­ary, will lob­by for the Repu­blic of Srps­ka.

Across the par­ty, there’s a push to refo­cus on eco­no­mic issues even as some worry the president’s tariffs could cau­se short-term harm.

‘Get atten­ti­on’: Musk defends mil­li­on-dol­lar givea­ways lead image

The Wis­con­sin Supre­me Court race could wind up being a refe­ren­dum on the president’s trade poli­ci­es.

Elec­tion law experts were skep­ti­cal about the billionaire’s move.

The op-ed in The New York Times cal­led the Signal­ga­te con­tro­ver­sy dan­ge­rous and “dumb.”

Every week poli­ti­cal car­too­nists throug­hout the coun­try and across the poli­ti­cal spec­trum app­ly their ink-stained skills to cap­tu­re the foi­bles, memes, hypo­cri­sies and other head-slap­ping events in the world of poli­tics. The fruits of the­se labors are hundreds of car­toons that enter­tain and enra­ge rea­ders of all poli­ti­cal stripes. Here’s an offe­ring of the best of this week’s crop, picked fresh off the Too­no­sphe­re. Edi­ted by Matt Wuer­ker.

‘Pain­ful peri­od’: RFK Jr. lays off 10,000 HHS employees lead image

The embatt­led mino­ri­ty lea­der has faced cri­ti­cism across the par­ty over his fum­bled stra­tegy over a govern­ment fun­ding bill.

Rep. Jan Scha­kow­sky, who has repre­sen­ted the Chi­ca­go-area dis­trict for deca­des, has yet to announ­ce her reelec­tion plans.

She had under­go­ne recent tre­at­ment for brain can­cer.

Ahead of expec­ted pro­tests at Tes­la loca­ti­ons, the Demo­cra­tic repre­sen­ta­ti­ve said her calls to action against Musk were non­vio­lent.

Even befo­re Musk’s comm­ents, fede­ral workers felt vul­nerable and incre­asing­ly incen­sed.

His approach to stamp out leaks at his com­pa­nies could inform how he’d tack­le the issue in the fede­ral govern­ment.

Every week poli­ti­cal car­too­nists throug­hout the coun­try and across the poli­ti­cal spec­trum app­ly their ink-stained skills to cap­tu­re the foi­bles, memes, hypo­cri­sies and other head-slap­ping events in the world of poli­tics. The fruits of the­se labors are hundreds of car­toons that enter­tain and enra­ge rea­ders of all poli­ti­cal stripes. Here’s an offe­ring of the best of this week’s crop, picked fresh off the Too­no­sphe­re. Edi­ted by Matt Wuer­ker.

Rep. Delia Rami­rez says the Sena­te mino­ri­ty lea­der should have fought the Repu­bli­can spen­ding plan and ris­ked a govern­ment shut­down.

The Mary­land Demo­crat said the House mino­ri­ty lea­der met the moment, but the top Sena­te Demo­crat missed the mark during the spen­ding fight.

The cri­ti­cism isn’t just coming from acti­vist groups or the halls of Con­gress.

Rep. Glenn Ivey says “it may be time” for the Sena­te mino­ri­ty lea­der to step down.

Some of them are hiring K Street firms tou­ting their sup­po­sed access to Donald Trump.

The Illi­nois gover­nor decli­ned to say if the New York sena­tor should con­ti­nue lea­ding Sena­te Demo­crats.

A string of spe­cial elec­tions and some pol­ling show the par­ty might be get­ting pul­led to the midd­le.

Andrew Cuo­mo and Jim McGree­vey are try­ing to make come­backs on each side of the Hud­son River.

The long­time New York sena­tor faces a pre­ca­rious moment.

Every week poli­ti­cal car­too­nists throug­hout the coun­try and across the poli­ti­cal spec­trum app­ly their ink-stained skills to cap­tu­re the foi­bles, memes, hypo­cri­sies and other head-slap­ping events in the world of poli­tics. The fruits of the­se labors are hundreds of car­toons that enter­tain and enra­ge rea­ders of all poli­ti­cal stripes. Here’s an offe­ring of the best of this week’s crop, picked fresh off the Too­no­sphe­re. Edi­ted by Matt Wuer­ker.

The cri­ti­cism amounts to what could be an ear­ly skir­mish in the next Demo­cra­tic pre­si­den­ti­al pri­ma­ry.

Julia­na Strat­ton has told fel­low Demo­crats that she plans to run if Sen. Dick Dur­bin reti­res and that Gov. JB Pritz­ker will back her.

The embatt­led par­ty has ben­ches in the blue-lea­ning sta­tes, but every ope­ning is a poten­ti­al vul­nerabi­li­ty.

Four pro­gres­si­ve groups sent a let­ter to the Demo­cra­tic Natio­nal Com­mit­tee with requests, sug­gest­ing the rift over the Isra­el-Hamas war is far from over.