UPDATE: The Seattle cartoonist characterized as leading a movement against Comedy Central censorship says she didn't mean for her cartoon to go viral or "be the focus of any group."
Rob Rogers, an editorial cartoonist for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, must be feeling pretty gratified right about now. And that's a hell of a thing to say, in a day when not many people can legitimately claim to be doing something they love.
An award-winning California-based political cartoonist says he is receiving death threats over a 90-second animated film he created that teaches viewers "how to speak Tea Bag."
Let me assist Slate in inflicting upon you possibly the worst cartoon ever created by a mainstream cartoonist - in a world where Chris Muir is a cartoonist.