I guess if the election were up to political cartoonists, Obama would win easily.
And Hillary would, apparently, be a candidate for Jenny Craig's next spokesmodel.
Regardless of your political leanings, though, this NYT piece -- covering how caricaturists see your three remaining candidates (funny, they didn't draw Nader) -- is worth checking out.
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This is why Mitt Romney had no hope of winning. The caricatures would have been incredibly boring. How much over-coiffing of hair can happen in a political cartoon, really.
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