Judge — June 1936 — page 5: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Political Cartoon Analysis This Judge magazine page contains editorial commentary and a political cartoon satirizing the 1932 presidential race. The main cartoon depicts people at what appears to be a government building (likely the White House) with the caption: "We're sorry, sir, the bridal suite is being occupied by the Republican National Committee." The satire targets Republicans, suggesting they've "occupied" the White House like newlyweds in a hotel suite—implying they're overstaying their welcome during the Great Depression. The editorial text references Herbert Hoover's "gag man" speeches and Republicans' platform, contrasting Democratic candidates as relief to voters' concerns. The cartoon mocks Republican incumbency and their perceived failure to address the economic crisis, suggesting it's time for them to vacate office.