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This is a political cartoon divided into two sections labeled "Peaceful Protesters" on the left and "Violent Insurrectionists" on the right, with a banner at the top reading "A Field to Civil Unrest" and a smaller label stating "2nd Edition." The left section depicts four individuals. The first is wearing a camouflage hat and holding a sign reading "HANG PENCE," while the second is wearing a horned fur hat and carrying a spear. The third is wearing a red bandanna and carrying a rifle and the fourth is wearing a camouflage jacket. The right section depicts three individuals. The first is wearing a suit and holding a sign reading "IMMIGRANTS are HUMANS," the second is wearing a pink shirt and holding a sign reading "END ICE" and the third is a young person wearing a red shirt. There is a dome-shaped building, resembling the US Capitol, in the background behind the "Peaceful Protesters" section, with smoke visible.

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A screenshot of a Twitter post by the account "[@]middleageiot" is shown. The post is a text-based statement against a dark gray background.

The text reads: "Republicans gerrymander districts, selectively close polling places, purge voter rolls, enact voter ID laws, shorten polling hours, and weaken voting rights legislation, but, when they lose anyway, say the system is rigged against them."

The Twitter handle "[@]middleageiot" is displayed above the statement, and the time "5:31 PM · 10/15/22" and "Twitter for iPhone" are shown at the bottom. A profile picture is displayed next to the handle, showing a figure with a long mustache.

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The image shows a screenshot of a social media post and a reply. The post, written in white text on a black background, reads: "So that I, as a German, have understood this correctly: A Republican man k*lled another Republican man at a Republican event and the response from Republicans was to threaten the lives of Democrats. Right? Ok." The post has garnered 31K likes, 1.2K comments, 2.2K shares, and 428 reactions.

The reply, also in white text on a black background, is from a user named "the.sock.monkey.guy" and reads: "You're very close. A right-wing man killed another right-wing man at a right-wing event at a right-wing college in a right-wing city with a right-wing mayor in a right-wing state with a right-wing governor and right-wing gun laws BECAUSE HE WASN'T RIGHT-WING ENOUGH. The Republicans have to blame the Democrats because the only other group they could blame would be themselves. Deep down, they know the truth, but they can't face it because that would mean reassessing their whole belief system." The reply was posted 4 hours ago.

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The image is a political meme featuring a headline in bold yellow and white text that reads "JUST IN: REPUBLICANS BLOCKED A MOTION TO SUBPOENA THE CEOs OF 4 BANKS THAT MOVED EPSTEIN'S MONEY AND LATER REPORTED $1.5 BILLION USD IN SUSPICIOUS TRANSACTIONS. CONGRESSMAN MASSIE WAS THE ONLY REPUBLICAN TO SUPPORT THE MOTION. WHAT ARE THEY HIDING FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE?" The background shows a legislative chamber with people seated at desks, and two individuals are visible in the foreground. The text is overlaid on the image, with the names and affiliations of the individuals blurred. At the bottom, there are logos for "OCCUPY" and "DEMOCRATS," along with social media icons for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and the text "REPUBLICANS AGAINST TRUMP."

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The image is a screenshot of a Twitter post by the account "KnowNothingTV" with the handle "[@]KnowNothingTV." The post lists several phrases associated with different years from 2015 to 2020, each representing controversial statements or policies. The phrases are: "2015: MUSLIM BAN," "2016: LOCK HER UP," "2017: JEWS WILL NOT REPLACE US," "2018: SHITHOLE COUNTRIES," "2019: SEND HER BACK," and "2020: CHINESE VIRUS." Below this list, there is a screenshot of an article from The Atlantic with the headline "‘We’re All Tired of Being Called Bigots’" and a subheading that reads, "Trump was misunderstood and maligned by an arrogant and biased news media, his supporters say, and many of them feel misunderstood and maligned as well." The article features a photo of a crowd at a rally, with one person holding a white T-shirt that says "TRUMP & Republicans Are Not Racist." The image is timestamped "12:59 PM · Sep 27, 2021 · Twitter Web App."

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The image is a screenshot of a social media post from a page named "Occupy Democrats." The post is about a shooting incident at a Mormon church. The post includes three images: a man in camouflage holding a duck, a firefighter, and a truck with a U.S. flag. The text criticizes the MAGA movement for prematurely blaming liberals for the shooting, despite the shooter being identified as a conservative former U.S. Marine named Thomas Jacob Sanford. The post also mentions a Trump 2024 sign on the shooter's property. The text is in bold and yellow, with some words highlighted in red for emphasis.

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The image features a solid red background with white text centered in the middle. The text reads: "Charlie Kirk's memorial service was held in Glendale, Arizona on Sunday. In a totally unrelated coincidence, Grindr crashed in the area around the same time." The text is in a bold, sans-serif font, making it easy to read against the red background. The message is presented in two sentences, with the first sentence providing context about Charlie Kirk's memorial service and the second sentence mentioning the unrelated coincidence of Grindr crashing. The overall layout is simple and straightforward, with no additional images or graphics present.

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The image depicts a cartoon scene with a family sitting on a couch, each holding a rifle. The family consists of two adults and two children, all smiling. Behind them, a Christmas tree is decorated with yellow ornaments. A camera on a tripod is positioned in front of the family, suggesting they are being filmed. The adults are wearing red and white striped shirts, while the woman is in a white top and green skirt, and the children are in casual clothing. The adults are holding rifles, and the children are holding smaller versions. The man is speaking, saying, "We need to wrap this up. I don't want to be late to my press conference condemning leftists for promoting violence." A sign above the adults reads "REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS..." The overall tone of the image is satirical, using humor to comment on political issues.

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The image features a bold, red text quote at the top, which reads: "EVERY REPUBLICAN SHOULD BE ASKED 'ARE YOU A PEDOPHILE OR DO YOU JUST SUPPORT THEM?' AT EVERY TOWN HALL, PRESS BRIEFING, AND SPEECH." Below this, in black text, it states: "AT EVERY TOWN HALL, PRESS BRIEFING, AND SPEECH." The name "JEAN GREEN" is written in blue text at the bottom. The background is white, and the text is in a large, bold font, making it highly visible and attention-grabbing.

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The image is a political cartoon depicting a conversation between two characters. On the left, there is a character resembling an elephant, wearing a suit and tie, with a speech bubble saying, "I wish you wouldn't bring up gun control every time we have a mass shooting!" On the right, a woman with glasses and a striped shirt is holding a sign that reads, "Sensible Gun Laws Now," and has a speech bubble saying, "I wish we didn't regularly have mass shootings!" The background shows a police line tape with "DO NOT CROSS" and "Police Line" written on it, and a sign for "Annunciation Catholic Church" with flowers and teddy bears, suggesting a memorial site. The cartoon is labeled "Rhileands Journal © 2025" and "Tribune Content Agency."

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The image is a two-panel political cartoon. In the first panel, a man labeled "THE RICH" is seated at a table with a plate in front of him, smiling widely. A large elephant, dressed as a waiter, is holding a plate with a piggy bank labeled "TAX CUTS" on it. The second panel shows a family labeled "WORKING CLASS" at the same table, with a shocked expression on their faces. The elephant waiter is now holding a plate with a yellow bird labeled "PBS" on it. The family is screaming "AAAAAAHHH!" The cartoon uses visual metaphors to comment on tax cuts and their impact on different social classes.

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Das Bild ist eine politische Karikatur, die die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf extreme Wetterereignisse darstellt. Im Vordergrund ist ein Haus, das bis zur Dachrinne von Hochwasser umgeben ist. Auf dem Dach steht ein Elefant in einem Anzug, der mit einem Zeigefinger nach oben zeigt. Der Elefant ist ein Symbol für die Republikanische Partei in den USA. Um das Haus herum schwimmen Trümmerteile und Holzstücke, was die Zerstörung durch das Hochwasser verdeutlicht. Im Hintergrund ist ein Baum und ein Strommast zu sehen. Der Himmel ist bewölkt, was die trübe Stimmung unterstreicht. Am unteren Rand des Bildes steht der Text: „Klimawandel fördert keine extreme Wetter. Ich bin hier oben für den Blick.“ Dieser Satz ist eine satirische Anspielung auf die Behauptungen, dass Klimawandel keine Rolle bei extremen Wetterereignissen spielt.

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The image is a political cartoon depicting a scene at "Camp Mystic." In the foreground, a young woman with long brown hair, wearing a purple shirt and blue shorts, is kneeling on the grass with her arms outstretched, asking "WHY?" in a large, bold speech bubble. She appears to be questioning someone off-panel to the right. To her right, a figure resembling a gray elephant, dressed in a pinstriped suit, stands behind a sign that reads "GOV OFFICIALS." The elephant character is holding a rolled-up document and has a speech bubble saying, "NOW IS NOT THE TIME FOR SUCH POLITICALLY CHARGED QUESTIONS!" A blue teddy bear lies on the grass nearby, and a mattress is partially visible in the background. The setting suggests a campsite with a stream running through it. The cartoon is signed "Ruhlman's Wisconsin State Journal" and dated "2020."

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The image shows a screenshot of a Twitter conversation. The first tweet is from Rep. Melanie Stansbury ([@]Rep_Sta...), who claims that a Congressman dumped stock in a Medicaid provider company right before a bill came to the Floor. The second tweet is from Quiver Quantitative ([@]QuiverQu...), which provides an update that Representative Robert Bresnahan sold Centene stock. Centene provides healthcare exchanges for Medicaid, and the stock has fallen 43% since his sale. The tweet includes a stock chart showing the price change since the trade, with a significant drop after the sale. The chart is labeled "Robert Bresnahan sold $CNC on May 15, 2025." The image also includes a photo of Representative Bresnahan in front of an American flag. The Twitter interface shows engagement metrics, including likes, retweets, and comments.

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The image shows a tweet from Mark Joseph Stern, with the handle [@]mjsdc.bsky.social. The tweet is set against a dark background with white text. The tweet reads: "I want to reiterate that countless conservative judges issued universal injunctions against the Biden administration, and the Supreme Court never halted the practice. Now, barely five months into Trump's second term, the court puts an end to these injunctions. A brazen double standard." The text is in a standard font, and the tweet is framed by a thin white border. The profile picture of Mark Joseph Stern is a circular image showing a man with a beard, wearing a suit and tie, smiling.

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L'image montre deux tweets. Le premier tweet, de Charlie Kirk ([@]charliekirk11), affirme que "La leçon de New York City est que L'immigration illégale et légale peuvent détruire votre pays. Ce n'est pas seulement l'ouverture des frontières, c'est aussi nos politiques de migration légale suicidaires qui apportent plus d'un million de personnes par an : cartes vertes, migration en chaîne, réinstallation de réfugiés, bébés ancrés et escroqueries d'asile. Tout cela doit être arrêté." Le tweet de Charlie Kirk est accompagné d'une photo de lui en costume.

Le deuxième tweet, de Maxwell Alejandro Frost ([@]MaxwellFrostFL), dit : "Voilà. Pendant des années, ils ont vendu aux gens le mensonge selon lequel "nous n'avons aucun problème si vous venez par le bon chemin !" Mais nous avons toujours vu à travers ce mensonge. Ils sont racistes. C'est tout." Ce tweet est accompagné d'une photo de Maxwell Alejandro Frost.

Les deux tweets sont en anglais et expriment des opinions sur l'immigration, avec des critiques des politiques d'immigration actuelles.

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