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Barack Obama
Barack Obama

Airlines
Airlines


Abortion
Afghanistan
Airlines
Barack Obama
Campaigning and Elections
Caricatures
Casey Anthony Trial
China
Congress
Credit Cards and Identity Theft
Debt Crisis
Economy
Education
Egypt
Energy and the Environment
Entertainment
Europe
Food
Fox News
Giffords Shooting
Global Warming
Government Spending
Greece
Health
Health Care
Homosexuality
Hurricanes and Weather
Immigration Issues
John Boehner
John McCain
Legal Woes
Michele Bachmann
Mitt Romney
NASA and Space
Newsworthy
North Korea
Nuclear Weapons
Oil
Partisan Woes
Post Office
Race
Rahm Emanuel
Religion
Rupert Murdoch
Social Security
Sports
Syria
Taxes
Tea Party Movement
Terrorism
The Constitution
The Middle East
Treasury Department
Unemployment
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Paul Szep
 
Meet Paul Szep

Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Szep was chief editorial cartoonist of The Boston Globe for more than thirty years. His searing political observations and hard-hitting caricatures appear in newspapers and Web sites around the world.

He was born in the darkest Canada, which accounts for the way he talks, eh? He was a hockey player and worked in the steel mills, which accounts for the way he thinks. He is a graduate of the Ontario College of Art in Toronto, Ontario.

He has won two Pulitzer Prizes, two Sigma Delta Chi Awards, a Headliner Award, the International Thomas Nast Award, three honorary doctorates, and was inducted into Hamilton's Hall of Fame in 2003. He was a fellow at Harvard.



He has two great children, Amy and Jason, and married the love of his life, Lyn, in June of 2003.

He is a single-digit golfer, which only means he plays way too much golf and draws far too few cartoons.

 
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