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Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
A soju cart owner, above, dreams that President Roh Moo-hyun is working for a strong economy and the people’s welfare. In reality, she is sad to see Mr. Roh defending himself and his administration as flexible liberals while attacking a prominent liberal scholar who said the Roh administration had failed as a “democratic government.” By Kim San…
Feb 20,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
Lee Myung-bak, who presently leads the presidential race, jots the name of Park Geun-hye aide Chung In-bong on a list of people to whom he would “teach a lesson” later. Mr. Chung claims he has a secret file revealing Mr. Lee’s wrongdoings. He insists he wants to have Mr. Lee screened thoroughly before the election to insure a Grand National Par…
Feb 16,2007
Won-soo Yi Cartoon
By Won-soo Yi, JoongAng Daily cartoonist…
Feb 15,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
Kim Jong-il sings at the “Magic Nuclear Bomb Club”while South Korea, the United States and Japan dance outside after the agreement to close the Yongbyon nuclear facility. As Mr. Kim bangs his club and sings, “C’mon everything I want,” rice, fertilizer, oil and cash pour out in front of him. But still, the magic nuclear club remains intact. By K…
Feb 14,2007
Won-soo Yi Cartoon
By Won-soo Yi, JoongAng Daily cartoonist…
Feb 13,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
Park Geun-hye, former chairwoman of the Grand National Party, hopes that reporters will be impressed by her meetings with Condoleezza Rice, U.S. secretary of state; Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House of Representatives; and Hillary Clinton. She trails the former Seoul mayor Lee Myung-bak in the race for her party’s presidential nomination. By Kim…
Feb 12,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
Five days before the Uri Party convention to decide the fate of the party, Chung Dong-young, a former Uri chairman, puts up posters at the venue reading “No intervention by President Roh.” The final scene, below, is Mr. Chung’s separation from Mr. Roh. By Kim Sang-taek…
Feb 09,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
A worker on a ladder truck puts up a sign that reads, in military terms, “The second company of the Uri Party” outside of an office building. On the inside, Kim Han-gill, former floor leader of the Uri Party, is meeting other lawmakers who joined his mass defection Tuesday. By Kim Sang-taek…
Feb 08,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
President Roh Moo-hyun denounces lawmakers bolting away from the Uri Party, saying “I have not seen anybody who was successful after splitting away from his political party.” People on a bench nearby note that Mr. Roh himself defected from the Millennium Democratic Party, on whose ticket he won the presidential election in 2002. The cartoonist ca…
Feb 07,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon
Young men heartily applaud Prime Minister Han Myeong-sook after she announces that the nation’s mandatory military service term will be cut back by six months. About 10 months later, voters see presidential campaign posters featuring Ms. Han. The cartoonist says that’s why Ms. Han is announcing the plan now. By Kim Sang-taek…
Feb 06,2007
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