Looking for an old political cartoon
November 18, 2010 5:47 AM Subscribe
Looking for a political cartoon from the 1992 US Presidential election, I think it was.
Back when Bill Clinton was running for president against the first Bush, I saw a political cartoon in the Champaign (IL) News Gazette where the candidates were on stage and someone in the audience asks a question like, "How do you answer people who say that you don't focus on the issues?" One of the candidates answers, "12," and the other answers, "Provo, Utah." Does anyone know where I can find that cartoon? I think it was a national cartoon, or, at least, it wasn't a local cartoonist.
Back when Bill Clinton was running for president against the first Bush, I saw a political cartoon in the Champaign (IL) News Gazette where the candidates were on stage and someone in the audience asks a question like, "How do you answer people who say that you don't focus on the issues?" One of the candidates answers, "12," and the other answers, "Provo, Utah." Does anyone know where I can find that cartoon? I think it was a national cartoon, or, at least, it wasn't a local cartoonist.
Best answer: No luck anywhere. Closing the question.
posted by rheumy_the_dwarf at 11:46 AM on January 6, 2011
posted by rheumy_the_dwarf at 11:46 AM on January 6, 2011
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posted by labwench at 1:31 PM on November 18, 2010