A political cartoonist for Buffalo News spurred outrage for appearing to mock victims of the devastating flash floods in Texas on Monday with a cartoon depicting a drowning Trump supporter.

A political cartoonist for Buffalo News spurred outrage for appearing to mock victims of the devastating flash floods in Texas on Monday with a cartoon depicting a drowning Trump supporter.

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Political foes find common ground cheering OKC Thunder onto first NBA championship.

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It’s one of many political cartoon’s Daisy L. Rogers’ namesake, her grandmother Daisy L. Scott, created for the Tulsa Star. Her signature sits at the bottom of the cartoons many dated 1920.

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On NBC's 'Meet the Press" President Donald Trump when asked if he needs to uphold the U.S. Constitution said "I don't know," even though he swore to in his oath of office.