Steven Fawcett is the political and artistic voice of his generation. He has
been called the Plato of doodling, the Nietzsche of cartoonists and the Noam
Chomsky of drawers. Many claim that if Ayn Rand and Charles Schulz had
a baby, that child would be Steven Fawcett. His art is as poignant as it is
apropos, as significant, as it is relevant and eloquent as it is intelligible.
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