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Guest Post by Jonathan Guyer: Cartoon #Iranian Election

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(Credit: Jonathan Guyer)

Jonathan Guyer is a Program Associate for the New America Foundation/Middle East Task Force.

-- Jonathan Guyer

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Posted by WigWag, Jun 18 2009, 2:19PM - Link

Another clever cartoon from JG.

Can a gig as a regular cartoonist for the New Yorker be far behind?

Posted by Lurker, Jun 18 2009, 6:37PM - Link

Jonathan Guyer is The Washington Note's talented political artist. These cartoons are great!

Posted by EET, Jun 19 2009, 3:49PM - Link

Brilliant! While the subject has been over-hyped by some Mid East experts in the past it is amazing what Twitter and Facebook have done for young people who wish to express political views that don't align with their governments'.