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5 nominally funny cartoons about Donald Trump’s renaming frenzy

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Donald Trump stands next to a road and points to a road sign that reads, “Welcome to the state of New Mar-A-Lago, Land of Disenchantment.” A car drives past and a voice from the car says, “At least it’s not going to be New America…”

(Image credit: Jack Ohman / Copyright 2026 Tribune Content Agency)

An overweight Donald Trump stands next to an easel and presents a rendering of a branded “TRUMP GROUND ZERO” around the site where the World Trade Center used to stand. The sign has garish lights around the words.

(Image credit: Christo Komarnitski / Copyright 2026 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

This cartoon depicts a map of North America and points north and is titled “Donald Trump’s Renamed America”. Trump is in a corner of the map drawing with a Sharpie. Some of the new names are “Walled-off-from-America” for Mexico, “Fake America” for California, “Not-So-America” for the upper Midwest, “Wall Street” for New York, “Canadamerica (51st State) for Canada”, “Oil” for Alaska, “Chilly America” for Greenland and “Putin Land” for a slice of Russia near Alaska.

(Image credit: David Horsey / Copyright 2026 Tribune Content Agency)

This cartoon depicts a beauty pageant where eight women in bikinis walk on a stage surrounded by people watching the pageant. Each contestant wears a sash labeled “America”. A woman in the crowd says, “Beauty pageants have gotten weird since Trump started renaming everything.”

(Image credit: Nick Anderson / Copyright 2026 Tribune Content Agency)

This cartoon is titled “Signs of Dementia”. It depicts a garish, gilded Oval Office from Donald Trump’s perspective. He has stuck post-it notes on everything, including objects on the desk, paintings on the wall and furniture.  Each note says what the thing is with the word “America” added, such as  “America Sharpie”, “America Desk”, “America Burger”, “America Coke”, “America Call Things” “America Fries” and so on.

(Image credit: Jonathan Brown / Copyright 2026 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

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