Judge — March 23, 1912 — page 3: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# "Wouldcrow Wilson (A Misfit)" - Judge Magazine Cartoon This is a political caricature of Woodrow Wilson, labeled as "a misfit." The cartoon depicts him as a ragged, poorly-dressed figure holding an axe and looking disheveled—suggesting incompetence or unsuitability for leadership. The mirror on the left appears to reflect his appearance, emphasizing the satirical critique. The "misfit" label suggests Judge magazine's view that Wilson was unsuited for his position, likely President. The deliberately unkempt appearance and crude presentation mock his capability or character. The cartoon's title uses "Wouldcrow" instead of "Woodrow," a play on words possibly suggesting he "would crow" (boast) falsely or perform poorly. This represents Judge's satirical opposition to Wilson during his presidency, using visual ridicule to criticize his political leadership or policies.