The Government Shutdown & Wildlife by Taylor Jones

by Guest Contributor | Oct 27, 2013 | EarthDesk Sunday | 0 comments

Government Shutdown Affects Wildlife by Taylor Jones. CagleCartoons.com. Used with permission.

Taylor Jones has been drawing caricatures, political cartoons and editorial illustrations for a rather long time. He does very little else except fidget. In addition to his website, you can see samples of Taylor’s work at CagleCartoons and the Hoover Digest website.

You can contact Taylor Jones at: Kartoonian@yahoo.com
See more of his work at: http://politicalcartoons.com
Subscribe to his syndicated feature at: http://caglecartoons.com

…Or become a “friend” by saying hello, shaking Taylor’s hand and giving him a dollar.

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