Next week's cover of The New Yorker. "War-a-Lago" by Barry Blitt.

[highplainsdem]

Next week's cover of The New Yorker. "War-a-Lago" by Barry Blitt.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1.bsky.social) 2026-03-06T19:05:15.263Z

[riversedge]

1. It looks like Trump hired little Marco as the driver

[Wounded Bear]

2. Pretty sure that is Kegsbreath...nt

[Emrys]

15. The cartoonist should have had the buggy weaving wildly onto the grass verges to make identification 100% n/t

[liberalgunwilltravel]

6. That's Whiskey Pete

Couldn't you smell his breath?

[LearnedHand]

3. He'll take that as a compliment

Of course he imagines himself as a Patton-like figure.

[BattleRow]

7. Pedo Pattin'

[ananda]

8. That pic is based on MacArthur.

But you are still probably right.

[stage left]

10. Maybe a mash-up

of Patton and MacArthur? With Mac's pipe and Patton's helmet, boots and Jodhpurs. Whoever, I love how diminutive they made Hegseth.

[swong19104]

11. Yup.

Helmet is Patton. Corn cob pipe is MacArthur.

[eppur_se_muova]

18. He's doing the MacArthur chin thing -- with the sunglasses and corncob pipe, he really has that "shithouse rat" look.

(Some people said that about MacArthur at the time -- remember, he wanted to use nukes on Vietnam.)

[LearnedHand]

13. Oh dang you're right

But he still sees himself that way. Thanks for setting me straight.

[dalton99a]

4. Kick

[liberalgunwilltravel]

5. ILL Douche

Nothing more to say other than the Piazzale Loreto awaits your fat ass.

[FakeNoose]

9. Isn't it convenient that those bone spurs cleared up nicely?

What a shame that he wasn't permitted to serve in Vietnam.

[chowder66]

12. War-a-lago. Clever.

[electric_blue68]

14. Oh, that's great illo on a horrid situation/man!

[Faux pas]

16. Guffaw

[thought crime]

17. OMG War-a-Lago. That's gonna stick.