A cartoon depicts a person delivering food to a vampire at their front door. The scene is set on the porch of a wooden house, with a small fence and pumpkins scattered around the yard. The person delivering is standing on the porch steps, holding a brown paper bag. A vampire, wearing a black suit and cape, is standing in the doorway.

The delivery person has curly blonde hair and is wearing an orange sweater and blue pants. The vampire has pale skin, dark hair, and a pointed chin. There are three pumpkins visible in the foreground, each with a carved face.

A speech bubble above the delivery person's head reads: “I apologize, sir. I’m delivering your Grubhub order but it looks like all they sent is a bib.” The house has a dark brown door and a small lantern hanging above it. The background features green bushes and a slightly cloudy sky. The artist's signature, "Jim Benton.com" and instagram handle "jim bentonshots" are in the lower corners.

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This is a screenshot of a Facebook post by Senator Casey Weinstein. The post features a dark blue background with white text. The text reads: "Senate Dems offered a SNAP support amendment on the floor today to ensure Ohioans don't go hungry." Below this is the statement: "0 Republicans supported it." Below the main text are reaction emojis, followed by a count of 615 reactions, 88 comments, and 151 shares. There are buttons for “Like”, “Comment”, and “Share”. A second comment from Senator Casey Weinstein follows below the main post. This comment reads: “And one of them called us ‘poverty pimps’ for offering it.” Below this second comment is the statement: "True story.” There is a thumbs-up emoji next to it.

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The image is a split-panel cartoon contrasting two scenes, labeled "THEN" and "NOW". The "THEN" panel depicts a person standing in front of a statue of a Confederate soldier, with a stone base labeled "1861-1865 CSA". A person is standing to the right of the statue, with a Confederate flag on their shirt, raising a fist and shouting. The "NOW" panel depicts a person standing in front of a chalkboard displaying “Tulsa Massacre” with a sign that says “Lesson Banned”. Multiple people of different ethnicities are protesting behind them, with another person holding a flag on their shirt and raising a fist. The text in the "THEN" panel reads: "WE MUST PRESERVE OUR HERITAGE!". The text in the "NOW" panel reads: "WE MUST BURY OUR HERITAGE!".

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This is a four-panel comic strip titled "Progressive Tax: How does it work?". Each panel presents a common misconception about progressive taxes on the left, crossed out with a red X, and the correct explanation on the right, marked with a green check.

The first panel shows a hand reaching for a large stack of money with the label "your income," while another hand labeled "government" takes 70% of it. The text reads: "False: the tax rate applies to all of your income." The correct side shows the same scenario but with the text: "True: the tax rate only applies to the part of your income above a certain level."

The second panel shows a character looking worried with the text: "False: taxes deprive you of your hard-earned money." The correct side shows the same character looking excited with the text: "True: you will probably never get on the high tax rate if you haven't been born rich."

The third panel shows a character looking distressed with the text: "False: This is a radical communist idea that Americans will never buy!" The correct side shows the same character happily holding a large bill with the text: "True: Americans already did."

The fourth panel shows a character in a suit with the label “Ocasio-Cortez” holding a large “70% tax” label. The correct side shows a series of images representing different eras with corresponding tax rates: “1920s: 73% marginal tax rate”, “1950s: 90% marginal tax rate”, and “1960s: 69% marginal tax rate.” The comic is signed by “Kasia Babis.”

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The image is a screenshot of two Twitter posts stacked on top of each other, set against a dark background. The first post, from user [@]Linaowinmo, features a profile picture of a person with short hair and a dark beard. The post’s text reads: "Diamonds are formed under pressure" followed by "And bread dough rises when you rest" and then "We're all our own things. What's motivating to you may be crippling to others." The post is timestamped “1:43 AM · 22 Jun 20” and indicates it was posted from “Twitter for Android”. The second post, from user [@]kingscrown666, shows a profile picture of a person with a dark beard and mustache. The post’s text reads: "There's an old saying (I think Russian): the same boiling water that softens the potato will harden the egg."

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