Strickland Sketchbook
Ted Strickland, the Democratic candidate for Ohio governor, visited the Enquirer yesterday giving me my first opportunity since he originally ran for Congress to draw him in my sketchbook. Strickland is a psychologist, which should give me some fun set-ups for cartoons if he is elected. His opponent is Ken Blackwell, a long-time Cincinnati politician. I have sketchbooks full of Blackwell drawings.
posted by Jim Borgman at 8:43 AM
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Post a Comment*Same comment I just made about Brown. Are you practicing drawing Strickland because you predict a win?
Best cartoon site.
One has vote for cartoons and shows percentages, but this one's even better, I think.
It is the best. And all the nay sayers don';t know how lucky they've got it with Borgman every day.
Borgman has been making great stuff this year; one of his best years ever I think. Speaking of super cartoons, did anyone see Opliphant's 3oo millionth American cartoon with the Mexican illegal alien emerging from his tunnel under a border fence to face a brass band and all the hoopla surrounding his new status? Great stuff.
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