Liable to Cut Fatso off at the Pass, December 9, 1960

Creator

George White

Files

Preview

Publisher

The Tampa Tribune (Tampa, Fla.)

Creation Date

12-9-1960

Abstract

A cartoon depicting a negative stereotype of North American indigenous peoples as problems to passing a large spending program in the U.S. The indigenous people represent such problems as a balanced budget, increased inflation, increased taxation, and a sound dollar. The two men are depicted hiding and asking if they can make it across to "That 'New' Frontier."

Alt Text

A cartoon using a negative depiction of Native Americans as a metaphor for monetary issues in the federal government, with phrases like "Sound dollar," "increased inflation," and others surrounding them. Two other figures kneel nearby, one labeled "Kennedy" and the other labeled, "Huge spending problem," with Kennedy asking, "Think we can make it?" and looking out to the distant sky labeled, "That New Frontier."

Keywords

George White (1901-1964), Budgets

Extent

1 political cartoon

Physical Collection

George White Political Cartoons Collection

Box

2

Folder

5

Language

English

Identifier

W08-00145

Recommended Citation

White, George, "Liable to Cut Fatso off at the Pass, December 9, 1960" (1960). George White Political Cartoons. Image 133.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/george_white/133