Judge — November 30, 1912 — page 3: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Judge's Revue: Political Satire on President Wilson This satirical page mocks President Wilson's administration through exaggerated imagery. The central figure appears to be Wilson himself depicted as a large vessel or container, with various caricatured officials and situations surrounding him. Key elements include: - **"The President maker"** (lower left), suggesting someone manipulates Wilson - References to the **Panama Canal** (upper right), a major political issue - **Press photographers** documenting Wilson's activities at the White House - Chaotic scenes labeled "Going! Going! Going!" implying things are spiraling out of control The satire criticizes Wilson's administration as disorganized or controlled by hidden forces, while the focus on photography suggests media manipulation or staged presidential image-making—common critiques of early 20th-century Progressive politics.