US Elections: Trump’s Historic Fall, Biden’s Historic Win As Captured In The Star’s Iconic Cartoon…

Hamilton Nwosa
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This iconic cartoon culled from The Toronto Star–Canada’s largest circulating newspaper has resonated with a large number of people across various jurisdictions. It’s gripping, riveting, and provide an insightful narrative about United States President Donald Trump.

In this graphic cartoon, Toronto Star best known as the star, with an overall weekly circulation figures of about 193,050, and with a leaning towards social liberalism tells it all.

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