Yes, your voting registration, but some other important ones also. For example, judgment day looms for MAGA and they seem not to be handling well the worst case scenarios. Not just the MAGAts on the ballot. Their once rock-ribbed base. Yeah. What's it say about our neighbors when a few extra cents a gallon is the only thing that riles them up? I mean besides men in women's sports and Sharia law?
Many predict the midterms turning based on the price of oil. Cuz apparently that’s where Americans draw the line on what they’ll stand for.
— Garthtoons by Garth German (@garthtoons) September 19, 2026
Follow for more cartoons!#midtermelections #Midterms2026 #MidtermElection #GasPrices #resistfascism pic.twitter.com/jo2CjG8QYi
"America is sooo divided". Yes. Between Americans who oppose genocide, wars for oil, patriarchy, oligarchy, plutocracy, an out-of-control police and surveillance state, a widening chasm of economic and social inequality ... and those who don't.
I know We Just Don't Care is an older one, but I share this once in a while to remind ourselves that even if men do believe women, that doesn't necessarily mean they're going to care. The problem isn't the report. The problem is the culture. https://t.co/PTyj7Fgf5w
— David Hayward | Artist (@nakedpastor) September 30, 2026
Despite all the excitement, it strikes me as stunted for our corporate media reporting of elections to have failed to evolve in the slightest way over the past generation. They still cover the worst democracy money has bought us the same as they did 20 years ago. The focus is constantly on the Epstein Zionist Capitalist Duopoly. Blue pill versus red pill and its accompanying sideshows: "look at the size of his" fundraising; ridiculous polling extrapolations -- "We're Only TWO POINTS Behind!" when polling methodology grows ever more suspect; and the insult/retort O'Day, aka social media bait or what Limp Bizkit called the 'he said/she said BS'.
Drawn in 30 seconds #Trump #Midterms #KenPaxton #TrumpInflation #TrumpWar #TrumpTariffs #TrumpCorruption #MAGA pic.twitter.com/4oxPjhU93S
— Clay Jones (@claytoonz) October 2, 2026
And all while the world stands at the intersection of Apocalypse and Armageddon.
— Elizabeth Glab @lizglab.bsky.social (@LizGlab) October 1, 2026
— le Malque Guedaldoldule (@sporosbe) September 24, 2026
https://t.co/Kf1TcpCtRU pic.twitter.com/uG1pCJ74yl
— Matt Davies (@MatttDavies) October 1, 2026
— le Malque Guedaldoldule (@sporosbe) September 30, 2026
Oopsie. https://t.co/Kf1TcpBW2m pic.twitter.com/AFCdyaI4cu
— Matt Davies (@MatttDavies) October 2, 2026
I'll grant that all of what is currently happening might just be too overwhelming for some to contemplate as it regards our biannual evaluation of elected leaders. And that yes, it's gonna be the economy stoopid again. Perhaps the cost of living in this hellscape timeline will be enough to get the gamers and cosplayers back to reality and out to vote. If they're not too intimidated. Or tired. My Astros ended their season on a low note. That's what high expectations year after year do, though. Note the wayback date on this toon.
"The Astros never let us down. Until now."
— Houston Chronicle (@HoustonChron) January 15, 2020
Read the Houston Chronicle's editorial: https://t.co/rNXDa9HHNi
(Cartoon by John Branch/Houston Chronicle) pic.twitter.com/UjtMjW7Y1H










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