The caption of this cartoon is “WE’RE SORRY, BUT IT TOOK SO LONG TO INTRODUCE THE CANDIDATES, WE’VE RUN OUT OF TIME TO DEBATE”. These words are being used to describe the cartoon because the illustrator wants to convey his message through words to get his main message across to his audience. The guy sitting down on the fox news table represents a moderator. We know because, moderators usually sit at the table with a script to ask candidate questions, therefore the fox news table and the paper in his hand are enhanced or included in this image to represent him as the moderator. The ladies and guy standing are the candidates of the Republican Party. We know because the three letters “GOP” on the back tells us it's the Republican Debate. I think
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The show is about Hillary Clinton (Kate McKinnon) confiding her concerns about the 2016 presidential race to her bartender, Val (Hillary Clinton). Each word said in this show is meant to be important with additional meaning behind it. For example, the person who play Val, Hillary Clinton, ask Clinton why doesn’t she take a vacation. Clinton doesn’t seem to understand what vacation mean. This shows that Clinton does not have time to think about vacation, the word vacation doesn’t even cross her mind because she’s so busy with her concerns about the 2016 presidency race. She even mentioned she can and will knock Trump down if he wins the primary. When she says this, the message is to tell the audience that she is confident and capable of doing what she believes right and she will step up to do it. When another bartender guy randomly pops up to thank Clinton for supporting gay marriage, because his sister is gay, shows what the real Clinton’s supports and her viewpoint. This Satire Show clearly supports Hillary Clinton as president because this Show includes all positive things directed toward Clinton. For instance, Clinton will fix everything if we give her the hammer and nails (meaning if we elect her as president), she supports gay marriage, she is friendly and easy to talk to, she makes the right decisions and she takes her time to think things through before making a decision. This Satire Show can relate to a current event because Hillary Clinton is currently running for president and this Show reveal some of her beliefs and
The show is about Hillary Clinton (Kate McKinnon) confiding her concerns about the 2016 presidential race to her bartender, Val (Hillary Clinton). Each word said in this show is meant to be important with additional meaning behind it. For example, the person who play Val, Hillary Clinton, ask Clinton why doesn’t she take a vacation. Clinton doesn’t seem to understand what vacation mean. This shows that Clinton does not have time to think about vacation, the word vacation doesn’t even cross her mind because she’s so busy with her concerns about the 2016 presidency race. She even mentioned she can and will knock Trump down if he wins the primary. When she says this, the message is to tell the audience that she is confident and capable of doing what she believes right and she will step up to do it. When another bartender guy randomly pops up to thank Clinton for supporting gay marriage, because his sister is gay, shows what the real Clinton’s supports and her viewpoint. This Satire Show clearly supports Hillary Clinton as president because this Show includes all positive things directed toward Clinton. For instance, Clinton will fix everything if we give her the hammer and nails (meaning if we elect her as president), she supports gay marriage, she is friendly and easy to talk to, she makes the right decisions and she takes her time to think things through before making a decision. This Satire Show can relate to a current event because Hillary Clinton is currently running for president and this Show reveal some of her beliefs and