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Saturday June 1, 2024

June 1, 2024 by Graeme MacKay

Doug Ford's recent remarks blaming immigrants for the shooting at a Jewish school in Toronto, reflects a concerning trend among conservative politicians who use anti-immigrant rhetoric to appeal to certain voters, undermining social cohesion and the values of inclusivity and tolerance.

Editorial Cartoon by Graeme MacKay, The Hamilton Spectator – Saturday June 1, 2024

Doug Ford’s Slip into Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Undermines Leadership and Unity

August 23, 2023

Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s recent remarks, as reported by Robert Benzie in The Toronto Star, suggesting immigrants are to blame for the shooting at a Jewish school in Toronto, are deeply concerning and indicative of a troubling trend among conservative politicians. By resorting to familiar anti-immigrant rhetoric, Ford not only perpetuates harmful stereotypes but also undermines efforts to promote unity and inclusivity in Canadian society.

In his comments, Ford implied that immigrants are responsible for bringing “problems from everywhere else in the world” to Ontario and engaging in criminal behaviour. Such language not only scapegoats an entire group but also ignores the diverse backgrounds and experiences of immigrants, who contribute immeasurably to the social, cultural, and economic fabric of Canada.

News: Doug Ford slammed for ‘racist’ remarks after suggesting immigrants to blame for shooting at Toronto Jewish school  

March 29, 2023

Ford’s remarks play into a pervasive narrative among conservative politicians, both domestically and internationally, who use anti-immigrant sentiment as a political tool to appeal to certain segments of the electorate. By demonizing immigrants and portraying them as threats to society, these leaders seek to bolster their credentials as defenders of national security and traditional values. However, this approach comes at a significant cost to social cohesion and undermines the fundamental principles of equality and tolerance.

Moreover, Ford’s comments ignore the fact that hate crimes, such as the shooting at the Jewish school, are complex phenomena with multiple underlying factors. Blaming immigrants without evidence not only deflects attention from addressing the root causes of such crimes but also exacerbates divisions within communities and fosters mistrust.

The Canadian dream for immigrants has turned into a harsh reality, prompting growing pressure to reassess immigration policies in the face of economic challenges, housing struggles, healthcare complexities, and cultural clashes.

January 19, 2024

Ford’s subsequent attempts at damage control, including his clarification that there is “more that unites us than divides us,” ring hollow in the face of his initial remarks. While it is commendable that he condemned the attack and expressed support for combating antisemitism, his initial invocation of anti-immigrant rhetoric cannot be easily dismissed or forgotten.

As a leader entrusted with the responsibility of governing a diverse and pluralistic province, Ford has a duty to uphold the values of tolerance, respect, and inclusivity. By slipping into familiar anti-immigrant rhetoric, he not only fails to fulfill this duty but also risks exacerbating divisions and undermining social harmony.

Doug Ford’s recent comments suggesting immigrants are to blame for the shooting at a Jewish school in Toronto are deeply troubling and indicative of a broader trend among conservative politicians. By resorting to anti-immigrant rhetoric, Ford undermines efforts to promote unity and inclusivity in Canadian society. It is imperative that political leaders reject such divisive language and work towards building a society where all individuals, regardless of their background, feel valued and included. (AI)

Posted in: Ontario Tagged: 2024-10, anti-immigrant, Conservative, Doug Ford, far right, Immigration, Ontario, woke, xenophobia

Saturday February 3, 2024

February 3, 2024 by Graeme MacKay

Alberta's Urgent Issues Overshadowed by Premier Smith's Controversial Policies

Editorial Cartoon by Graeme MacKay, The Hamilton Spectator – Saturday February 3, 2024

Alberta’s Urgent Issues Overshadowed by Premier Smith’s Controversial Policies

In the vast landscape of pressing challenges faced by Alberta, Premier Danielle Smith’s recent unveiling of sweeping changes to the province’s policies, particularly those related to transgender youth, has sparked a divisive debate. While the issue at hand deserves attention and discussion, it is crucial to recognize that this might be a calculated distraction from more critical and urgent issues that demand the government’s immediate focus.

December 2, 2022

Alberta is grappling with a multifaceted crisis that includes a strained healthcare system, an opioid epidemic, a severe shortage of doctors, and a growing crisis of homelessness and housing. These challenges directly impact the well-being of Albertans on a daily basis and require comprehensive and immediate solutions. Yet, Premier Smith’s policy changes, while significant, seem to divert attention from these urgent matters.

In shaping herself as the northern version of American anti-“woke” governors, such as Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida, Premier Smith appears to be strategically appealing to her far-right conservative base. By focusing on controversial issues related to gender identity and sports, she risks sidelining the broader concerns that affect the entire population.

News: Danielle Smith unveils sweeping changes to Alberta’s student gender identity, sports and surgery policies  

October 14, 2022

The policies, as announced, have faced criticism for going further than those in other provinces like Saskatchewan and New Brunswick. Critics argue that these changes not only interfere ideologically in the provision of necessary healthcare for trans and gender-diverse young people but also pose a risk of forcing vulnerable individuals back into the closet or even homelessness.

While the transgender youth policy is indeed important, it must be viewed in the context of the more immediate crises confronting the province. The hospital emergency room crisis, exacerbated by the ongoing pandemic, demands urgent attention and resources to ensure the well-being of all Albertans. The opioid crisis continues to claim lives, necessitating a comprehensive strategy for addiction treatment and harm reduction.

Moreover, the severe shortage of doctors is a systemic issue that requires proactive measures to attract and retain healthcare professionals in the province. Addressing homelessness and the housing crisis is paramount to ensuring the basic dignity and security of Alberta’s citizens.

May 31, 2023

May 31, 2023

Groups supporting transgender rights, including Skipping Stone Foundation and Egale Canada, have condemned Smith’s policies, calling them a direct and unprecedented attack on 2SLGBTQI+ Canadians and trans and gender-diverse youth. Legal battles are looming, with promises to challenge the constitutionality of the measures in court.

Moreover, the proposed restrictions have drawn international concern, with Canada’s health minister labeling them “extremely dangerous.” The potential impact on children’s lives has sparked strong condemnations from Liberal ministers, emphasizing that issues surrounding kids’ reproductive health should not be turned into political stunts.

Doctors in the province have criticized Premier Smith for making medically “false” statements about transgender youth care and gender reassignment surgery. The lack of consultation with medical professionals raises questions about the evidence behind these policies and whether they are based on ideology rather than scientific literature.

News: Alberta premier’s policy changes around trans youth could be harmful: doctors 

November 15, 2022

As Alberta’s healthcare professionals express concerns about the potential harm these policies may inflict on vulnerable youth, it becomes evident that the government should prioritize a broader and more inclusive dialogue. In a province facing numerous urgent crises, it is vital to ensure that policies are rooted in evidence, consultation, and a genuine commitment to the well-being of all citizens.

While the issue of transgender youth and related policies deserves thoughtful consideration, Premier Smith’s approach risks overshadowing the more immediate and critical challenges faced by the people of Alberta. It is time for a nuanced, evidence-based approach that addresses urgent issues without sacrificing the well-being of any segment of the population for political gain. (AI)

Posted in: Canada Tagged: 2024-03, Alberta, Canada, Danielle Smith, Doctor shortage, haul truck, healthcare, homelessness, Hospital, housing, identity politics, LTC, Oil sands, Opioid, transgender, woke

Thursday July 27, 2023

July 27, 2023 by Graeme MacKay

Editorial Cartoon by Graeme MacKay, The Hamilton Spectator – Thursday July 28, 2023

The Absurd Shadow Cabinet of Pierre Poilievre: A Comedy of Errors

September 1, 2017

In a stunning display of political theatrics, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre unveils his aptly named “Shadow Cabinet” – a motley crew of characters that seems to have jumped straight out of a science fiction sitcom. With the country hurtling towards an inevitable federal election, Poilievre’s desperate attempt at a “great reset” aims to revitalize his party’s chances against the neck-and-neck Liberals. But as the curtains rise on this farce, it becomes apparent that Poilievre’s antics are more likely to raise eyebrows than to win hearts.

Let’s start with the “Shadow Minister of Defunding the CBC.” Poilievre’s pledge to strip the CBC of its funding has earned him cheers from his conservative base. However, the catch is that he still supports Radio-Canada’s French services. It’s like trying to take away the main course while leaving the side dishes intact – a recipe for absurdity.

Next up, we have the “Shadow Minister without Portfolio: Barbaric Cultural Practices Crisis.” Yes, you read that right! Poilievre seems to be stuck in a time warp, defending controversial policies from past campaigns that have alienated immigrant communities. Perhaps he believes it’s an effective strategy to fight for the rights of barbaric cultural practices tip lines while ignoring the reality that times have changed.

August 26, 2022

Let’s not forget the “Shadow Minister of Proud Boys and Traditional Gender Roles.” Poilievre must be hoping to attract voters from the 1950s with this one. Embracing outdated ideas of gender roles and cozying up to extremist groups like the Proud Boys is sure to win the hearts of, well, no one.

And who could overlook the “Shadow Crypto Board President”? With cryptocurrencies facing scandals and plummeting prices, Poilievre’s support for Bitcoin sounds like a punchline. Promoting a “Ponzi scheme” that lost money for investors is hardly a winning policy.

Oh, and let’s not miss the “Shadow Minister of All Lives Matter.” In a country that values diversity and inclusivity, this choice can only be described as tone-deaf and insensitive. Poilievre might as well appoint a “Shadow Minister of Ignorance and Division.”

Moving on, we encounter the “Shadow Trumpism Minister.” Because nothing says “leadership material” like emulating a divisive former U.S. president who is far from popular with a significant portion of the Canadian population.

May 13, 2022

And who could forget the “Shadow Minister of Conspiracies and Pseudo-Science”? Poilievre’s enthusiasm for anti-vaccine sentiments and promoting unfounded conspiracy theories only proves that he has a flair for the absurd.

Lastly, we have the “Shadow Apologies for Past Apologies Minister.” This is the perfect role for someone who seems to be stuck in a never-ending cycle of defending past mistakes and refusing to learn from them.

As the spotlight shines on this ridiculous cast of characters, one has to wonder if Poilievre is serious about winning the hearts of Canadians or if he’s auditioning for a role in a political comedy. It’s clear that his desperate bid for support from fringe elements and conspiracy theorists is leading him down a path of absurdity.

If Poilievre wants to be taken seriously as a leader, he needs to step out of the shadows of extremism and embrace a vision that truly represents the diverse and inclusive Canada we know and love. Until then, the show must go on – a comedy of errors that leaves Canadians shaking their heads and wondering what happened to the once-respectable Conservative Party. (AI)

 

Posted in: Canada Tagged: 2023-13, bitcoin, Canada, CBC, Conservative, cryptocurrency, fringe, Pierre Poilievre, pseudo science, shadow cabinet, Trump, woke

Friday May 26, 2023

May 26, 2023 by Graeme MacKay

Editorial Cartoon by Graeme MacKay, The Hamilton Spectator – Friday May 26, 2023

DeSantis’ Presidential Spectacle: From Twitter Chats to Dewoke Rats

November 10, 2022

Political journalists and pundits spent a significant portion of Wednesday fixating on the unconventional method by which Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced his presidential candidacy. He chose to utilize Twitter Spaces for an audio conversation, accompanied by billionaire Elon Musk and David Sacks, a South African-born venture capitalist and Republican donor. Sacks had recently expressed his belief that continued military support for Ukraine could lead to a hypothetical “woke war III.”

The media engaged in rampant speculation about DeSantis’ decision to forgo an in-person event in his hometown near Tampa and pondered the level of attention he would receive from Fox News, which has a tumultuous relationship with the governor, vacillating between support and disillusionment. The spectacle resembled a Disneyworld parade with its satirical mascot, “Ron Dewoke Rat,” a twisted caricature of Mickey Mouse.

Certainly, the choice of Twitter as the platform for the announcement is intriguing, as it indicates DeSantis’ alignment with influential right-wing financiers. The message to other affluent Republicans is clear: even if you distance yourself from Trump, DeSantis will still advocate for your interests regarding tax policies, wages, and similar matters. It is akin to displaying a bumper sticker on your luxury car that assures you of safety under DeSantis’ leadership in the digital age.

Analysis: How DeSantis Allies Plan to Beat Trump in the 2024 Presidential Election 

November 12, 2022

However, the rollout of the announcement was marred by embarrassing technical issues, which is unsurprising given Twitter’s frequent glitches under Musk’s ownership. It is ironic that a governor who touts his technological savvy would stumble on such a platform.

Beneath DeSantis’ incessant culture wars lies a distressing reality of policies that disregard the majority of Florida’s non-wealthy citizens. While he wages his crusade against what he perceives as “wokeness,” which translates to opposing equal and fair treatment of Black, gay, and transgender individuals, he has also fostered an environment of censorship. Florida schools have removed books like “The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman, a young Black poet whose powerful recitation captivated audiences at President Biden’s 2021 inauguration. Although it is unlikely that DeSantis personally made these decisions, his relentless campaign against perceived wokeness has laid the groundwork for such acts.

June 24, 2022

DeSantis has also enacted policies regarding women’s reproductive rights that ban abortions after only six weeks of pregnancy, often before women even realize they are pregnant. He takes pride in legislation that restricts gender-affirming care for minors, targets drag shows, limits discussions of personal pronouns in schools, and enforces discriminatory bathroom policies. These actions are based on narratives that experts from major medical associations have debunked, yet DeSantis persists in spreading misinformation, such as falsely claiming that children are routinely subjected to “mutilation.”

In addition to his divisive tactics in the culture war, DeSantis has resorted to attention-seeking and destructive stunts, such as transporting plane-loads of migrants to Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts and engaging in public feuds with Disney, a prominent employer and tourist attraction. Internationally, he infamously referred to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a mere “territorial dispute,” only to backtrack when his statement did not resonate well within his own party.

Analysis: Will Ron DeSantis’s culture war with Disney threaten his White House run?  

March 22, 2023

Unfortunately, the media pays less attention to the fact that while DeSantis proclaims Florida to be “where woke goes to die,” the state has also become a place where its residents suffer in various ways. Florida ranks poorly in healthcare, school funding, and long-term care for the elderly. Teachers’ salaries are among the lowest nationwide, unemployment benefits are inadequate, and the governor actively opposes efforts to raise the minimum wage, which remains low in the state.

The regressive tax structure of Florida explains why wealthy individuals are flocking to the state. With no individual income tax and an exceptionally low corporate tax rate, it becomes an attractive haven for affluent Americans seeking to evade their fair share of taxes. However, this burden falls disproportionately on the poor and middle class, as the state heavily relies on sales and excise taxes for revenue. Consequently, Florida ranks worse than comparable northern states in areas such as diabetes, cancer mortality, teenage birth rates, and infant mortality.

Beneath the flashy distractions of DeSantis’ culture wars lies a grim reality of policies that neglect the majority of Florida’s non-wealthy citizens. If Florida sets the tone for the nation, electing Ron DeSantis as president could result in unfortunate repercussions stemming from his governance. (AI)


Letter to the Editor, The Hamilton Spectator, May 29, 2023 

Letter to the Editor

WOKE must die at Spec

I fail to understand why The Spectator would stoop so low as to publish a cartoon (May 25) of this nature. Only a small percentage of the population support WOKE. DeSantis famously stated “Florida is where WOKE comes to die” and many support him. As owner of a small USA business I follow U.S. politics closely. WOKE needs to die at The Spectator, too.

John McGrath, Dundas


‘Don’t say gay’ could lead to mass clear out of libraries (The Hamilton Spectator, Saturday June 3, 2023)

A recent letter writer (May 29) complained about an earlier Spectator cartoon. It showed “Ron DeWokeRat” (a caricature of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis) burning literature labelled “Filth” (including The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood and The Hill We Climb, the poem read by Amanda Gorman, a young black woman, at President Biden’s inauguration). The letter writer approvingly quoted DeSantis as saying “Florida is where WOKE comes to die” and then went on to argue that “WOKE needs to die at The Spectator, too.”

June 3, 2023

I couldn’t tell what the specific objection to the cartoon was but it seems that the writer supports DeSantis’ policies. These include letting parents force the removal of books they don’t like from public school libraries. I suspect the letter writer would like to see that policy replicated here.

But I wonder if the writer has thought through what would happen if it were combined with the DeSantis ban on the word “gay.” All sorts of books would disappear from the shelves, including many of the English classics.

For example, in A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens wrote of “gay crowds.” In George Eliot’s Middlemarch, we can read that “Mr. Bambridge was a man of pleasure and a gay companion.” I assume that Governor DeSantis would agree that our children shouldn’t read this, especially when you remember that the book was written by a woman pretending to be a man. Was she (horror!) transgender or did she simply cross-dress?

No doubt DeSantis would also want to remove Pride and Prejudice from the eyes of the young and impressionable. Jane Austen wrote about “the streets of that gay bathing-place.” While the book has been read by many generations, its unsuitability should have been obvious simply from its title, which includes the word “Pride”! Austen even had the gall to suggest that anyone who objected was guilty of “Prejudice.”

And don’t try arguing that the word “gay” used to mean something different. “Don’t say gay” means “Don’t say gay.”

Seriously, do those who rail against “woke” even know what it means? Merriam-Webster defines it as: “aware of and actively attentive to important societal facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice).” In other words, woke means learning things, being sensitive to others, and paying attention to various forms of discrimination. What’s the problem with that? Surely we don’t want to raise a generation of ignorant, selfish bigots. By Harry Shannon, Harry Shannon lives in Dundas and blogs at PROBABLYMAYBE.NET  


Woke must stay alive – Letter to the Editor, The Hamilton Spectator, Saturday June 10, 2023

Concerning ‘Woke must die at Spec’, I believe the cartoon the author complains about is right on the money.

Woke describes people who are against racism and bigotry. Ron DeSantis and others have twisted Woke into a bad thing and they use it as an insult to those who do not share their beliefs.

The author goes on to say that only a small percentage of the population support Woke. Actually, it is fair and decent minded people who support Woke. I hope and pray that they are more than a small percentage of the population.

Jesus said: “love your enemy.” He was the most Woke person who ever lived. The author is right about one thing: Many do support DeSantis. They are all phoney Christians just like him. His restrictions of LGBTQ rights, his dictating what books people are allowed to read, and his entire platform is the roots of fascism.

Woke needs to stay alive and well at The Spectator and everywhere!

Douglas Doede, Burlington

Posted in: USA Tagged: 2023-10, article, Conservative, culture war, disney, Donald Trump, Feedback, identity politics, Mascot, Presidential, Printed in the Toronto Star, Republican, Ron deSantis, USA, woke

Thursday November 10, 2022

November 10, 2022 by Graeme MacKay

Editorial Cartoon by Graeme MacKay, The Hamilton Spectator – Thursday November 10, 2022

Trump team pushes to delay 2024 launch as DeSantis star rises in GOP

Former president Donald Trump’s standing as the dominant figure in the Republican Party was challenged Tuesday night by a string of election results that even some of his advisers viewed as wounding to his political future.

February 4, 2021

Trump is taking blame from Republicans for disappointing performances by many of the candidates he backed, at the same time that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis won a landslide reelection, instantly elevating his profile as a serious 2024 presidential contender.

In a sign of Trump’s diminished and newly uncertain footing, some longtime allies are now encouraging Trump to delay a presidential announcement he had planned for next week as a victory lap for a red wave that didn’t materialize.

“Republican chairmen across a wide spectrum of states were counting on Donald Trump to deliver victory for them last night and he didn’t, they are let down,” David Urban, a top adviser to Trump’s winning 2016 campaign in Pennsylvania and a longtime ally, said Wednesday. “It is clear the center of gravity of the Republican Party is in the state of Florida, and I don’t mean Mar-a-Lago.”

February 26, 2021

The immediate cause for Trump advisers to discuss delaying his promised “very big announcement” scheduled for Tuesday at Mar-a-Lago, his Palm Beach, Fla., resort, was a Senate runoff in Georgia. Trump’s handpicked Senate candidate, football legend Herschel Walker, trailed incumbent Democrat Raphael G. Warnock by about 1 point as of Wednesday afternoon, with neither candidate clearing 50%, leading to a runoff on Dec. 6.

“Everything is about Herschel. I’ll be advising him to put it off until after the runoff,” said Jason Miller, a longtime adviser and sometime spokesman for Trump. “I’m not alone when I say President Trump’s best moves are to put all his efforts to get Herschel Walker elected.”

Trump has been eager to jump into the 2024 race, to the point that he kicked off a last-ditch scramble by aides and Republican leaders to stop him from announcing his candidacy on Monday night, on the eve of the election. Instead, Trump said he would make an announcement next Tuesday.

October 10, 2020

But the election returns so far have failed to add up to the blowout Trump was hoping to capitalize on, and he gave only brief, subdued remarks Tuesday night from a watch party at Mar-a-Lago, in the path of a hurricane and subject to an evacuation order.

Two people present with Trump at Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday night said he was in good spirits, but one of these people said he spent time on Wednesday fuming about the loss by his endorsed candidate, Mehmet Oz, in the Pennsylvania Senate race and the Republican adulation of DeSantis.

By contrast, DeSantis spent election night celebrating a whopping, nearly 20-point victory with supporters chanting for him to run for president. A person close to the governor described his team as “euphoric” and called Tuesday’s results “disastrous” for Trump.

July 21, 2020

“I have never seen anything like it, and I don’t think any Republican has in Florida,” said Brian Ballard, a longtime powerful lobbyist in Florida. “He has realigned voting coalitions in Florida that I think will benefit the party for generations. After the election yesterday, he is even more so a leader in the Republican Party.”

Two DeSantis allies predicted the governor would wait until Florida’s legislative session ends in May to announce a White House bid, and in the meantime would campaign for Walker in the Georgia Senate runoff. A spokesman did not immediately respond to questions about DeSantis’ plans for the Georgia runoff or the 2024 race.

October 12, 2016

People who’ve worked with DeSantis say gaming out his moves is difficult because he keeps decision-making to himself, his wife and his chief of staff. A longtime legislative aide in Tallahassee said Tuesday’s results showed that DeSantis is a viable alternative to Trump, but that may not matter if Trump barrels ahead anyway.

“Nobody thinks the path for DeSantis is taking Trump head-on at this point,” the aide said, expecting Trump would “run the party to the ground.”

Even before Tuesday’s election results, Trump viewed DeSantis as a threat, according to the former president’s advisers, and Trump did not wait for polls to close to start attacking him. He mocked him last week as “Ron DeSanctimonious.” On Monday, he threatened to release damaging information about DeSantis should he run, according to the Wall Street Journal. (The Washington Post) 

From sketch to finish, see the current way Graeme completes an editorial cartoon using an iPencil, the Procreate app, and a couple of cheats on an iPad Pro … These sped up clips are posted to encourage others to be creative, to take advantage of the technology many of us already have and to use it to produce satire. Comfort the afflicted. Afflict the comforted.

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Posted in: USA Tagged: 2022-37, Donald Trump, election denier, Frankenstein, GOP, MAGA, midterm, monster, Printed in the Toronto Star, procreate, QAnon, Republican, Ron deSantis, USA, Vladimir Putin, woke

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