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• Opinion | Cartoons: The final Toles roundup

  By Tom Toles| The Washington Post Verified As Tom Toles tells us today, he has decided to retire. After a half-century of brilliant cartooning, including 18 years at The Post, he is entitled, but we will miss him greatly, as we know will many of you. While we search for a replacement, we will offer a cartoon every day chosen from a roster of the best cartoonists in the country. You also may continue to enjoy the work of our other staff cartoonist, Ann Telnaes. — Fred Hiatt, editorial page editor

  By Tom Toles · The Washington Post

  Oct. 30, 2020

• Tom Toles's final cartoon

  By Tom Toles| Washington Post Opinions Verified (Tom Toles/The Washington Post)As Tom Toles tells us today, he has decided to retire. After a half-century of brilliant cartooning, including 18 years at The Post, he is entitled, but we will miss him greatly, as we know will many of you. While we search for a replacement, we will offer a cartoon every day chosen from a roster of the best cartoonists in the country. You also may continue to enjoy the work of our other staff cartoonist, Ann Telnaes.

  By Tom Toles · Washington Post Opinions

  Oct. 30, 2020

• Opinion | Cartoons: The final Toles roundup

  By Tom Toles| The Washington Post Verified As Tom Toles tells us today, he has decided to retire. After a half-century of brilliant cartooning, including 18 years at The Post, he is entitled, but we will miss him greatly, as we know will many of you. While we search for a replacement, we will offer a cartoon every day chosen from a roster of the best cartoonists in the country. You also may continue to enjoy the work of our other staff cartoonist, Ann Telnaes. — Fred Hiatt, editorial page editor

  By Tom Toles · The Washington Post

  Oct. 30, 2020

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