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Noting this bit. I actually was surprised that Doonesbury actually included a strip that if anything validated the fact that Jihadis simply hated America and had no good intentions, especially when other leftist sources generally tried to sympathize with
''Doonesbury'' uses hilarity to ease the harsh blows in politics and has won the [[Pulitzer Prize]] for political cartooning.
''Doonesbury'' uses hilarity to ease the harsh blows in politics and has won the [[Pulitzer Prize]] for political cartooning.
Trudeau is particularly interested in the soldiers that are currently fighting in [[Iraq]], and the strip generated a great deal of controversy when B.D., one of the main characters, lost a leg at [[Fallujah]]. ''Doonesbury'' went on to chronicle B.D.'s recovery process, and the strip's portrayal of the challenges faced by wounded veterans earned Trudeau - a strong critic of the politicians who started the war - The [[United States Army]]'s Commander's Award for Public Service.
Trudeau is particularly interested in the soldiers that are currently fighting in [[Iraq]], and the strip generated a great deal of controversy when B.D., one of the main characters, lost a leg at [[Fallujah]]. ''Doonesbury'' went on to chronicle B.D.'s recovery process, and the strip's portrayal of the challenges faced by wounded veterans earned Trudeau - a strong critic of the politicians who started the war - The [[United States Army]]'s Commander's Award for Public Service. Similarly, despite the more leftist views of the comic strip, one particular arc shown during early stages of the War on Terror had a news reporter doing a live interview with a Jihadist, with the Jihadist admitting they were indeed behind the terror attacks and did it due to having anti-American views.
Every [[Memorial Day]], Trudeau uses two or three Sunday comics to list the names of all the U.S. troops who have died in [[Iraq]] or [[Afghanistan]] the previous year.
Every [[Memorial Day]], Trudeau uses two or three Sunday comics to list the names of all the U.S. troops who have died in [[Iraq]] or [[Afghanistan]] the previous year.