The death of the presumption of innocence
Michael Ramirez
Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a three-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.
Antifa and facism
The assault on Western jurisprudence.
Sometimes the devil on your shoulder is impeachment in disguise.
Dr. Huxtable goes to jail.
Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a three-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award. Contact him at mramirez@reviewjournal.com.
Western jurisprudence presumes innocence until one is proven to be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The uncorroborated charges against Judge Kavanaugh reveal much more about the Senators than the Judge.
Under the cloud of a police investigation into the mishandling of $90,000 Southwest Airline gift cards, and a record of excessive convention authority expenses, the LVCVA gave a huge retirement payout to Rossi Ralenkotter, on top of the $350,000 annual state pension he will receive.
President Obama is the only President since Herbert Hoover not to have a single quarter reach 3 percent growth while in office, producing the worst economic recovery in U.S. history.
And for Best “preening, self-righteous, sanctimonious, hypocritical celebrity” Actor pretending to be tolerant…
On the eve of his confirmation, the release of uncorroborated allegations against Brett Kavanaugh from 35 years ago that were known since July, begs the question if it is legitimate or simply another desperate attempt to delay the vote.
Google denies political bias in its news search algorithm, but when PJ Media searched for “Trump” with Google News, 96 of the first 100 results were from liberal news outlets.
Michael Ramirez points out who is undermining the Trump administration.
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