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Judge — March 1, 1924 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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This cartoon by W.J. Enright depicts a large elephant labeled "G.O.P." (Republican Party) being led by a smaller donkey labeled "DEM" (Democratic Party). The elephant carries a massive load labeled "ZOO" and "POLITICIAN'S" while a crowd of grotesque, demonic-looking creatures peer down from above. The satire suggests that Democrats are leading Republicans into political chaos or corruption—the elephant bearing the burden while following the smaller donkey's direction. The "zoo" reference and monstrous crowd likely represent the chaotic, absurd nature of contemporary politics or specific political figures looming over the process. The title "Gangway!" implies alarm or warning about this political arrangement. This appears to be commentary on party dynamics during a specific electoral or political crisis, though the exact historical moment is unclear without publication date context.

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