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5 hilarious cartoons about the State of the Union address

Donald Trump is outside in a blizzard, reading the State of the Union and buried up to his neck in snow that is labeled “POLLS”. The wind howls and blows his hair. He says, “We’re the hottest country in the world!”

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This cartoon is titled “The State of the Union.” A smug-looking Donald Trump stands at the podium. Everything else in the room is pandemonium. All the people in the room are wearing professional-wrestling style masks and singlets. They have been split into Democrats in one color and Republicans in another. They are fighting each other and jumping from the top rope. Chairs fly and burly politicians in the singlets tackle and grapple with each other.

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This is a two panel cartoon. The left side is titled “The Political Speech” and depicts a mouth with a long tongue and the words “We are doing great!” on the tongue.” The right side is titled “The Reality” and depicts an empty pants-pocket lining that is shaped like the tongue. A spiderweb is on the pocket and an American flag belt is on the pants.

(Image credit: Pedro Molina / Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency)

A glum-looking Donald Trump gives his state of the union address while a dorky-looking JD Vance and Mike Johnson are behind him. The ghost of Jeffrey Epstein sits between the two men and smirks as he applauds.

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This cartoon is titled “And now the state of the union rebuttal..” It shows a frog behind a podium labeled “Democratic Party” and the frog says “Ribbit.”

(Image credit: Chip Bok / Copyright 2025 Creators Syndicate)
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