Judge — October 20, 1900 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a political cartoon from Judge magazine titled "Politics Makes Strange [Bedfellows]" (text cut off at bottom). The illustration depicts a chaotic nighttime scene with multiple figures—likely politicians or political figures—crowded together in what seems to be a bedroom or private chamber, with one figure holding a lamp or light source. The satire critiques how political alliances form based on convenience rather than principle. The cramped, uncomfortable composition suggests the awkwardness and absurdity of such partnerships. However, without seeing the complete caption or knowing the specific historical moment, I cannot identify the particular political figures or events being referenced. The style and reproduction method suggest this is from the early 20th century.