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The term “lame duck” refers to a candidate who has not been re-elected, but remains in office until the newly elected politician is sworn in. How could a cartoonist best use the term “lame duck” in a political
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The term “lame duck” refers to a candidate who has not been re-elected, but remains in office until the newly elected politician is sworn in. How could a cartoonist best use the term “lame duck” in a political cartoon?
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drawing the candidate as an upset duck sitting in his office while a swan(to represent something better than the duck) coming to take the chair. Sort of a caricature
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