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Patrick Francis Bagley
(Salt Lake City, Utah, 1956 - )
Patrick Francis Bagley, is the Salt Lake Tribune's talented editorial cartoonist. In 1990, Bagley was interviewed by Daily Utah Chronicle staffer Rebecca Walsh, and the following is a portion of the result: "Editorial cartoonists do not have to be fair in their commentary about human events…. [They] 'are the ones who go in after the battle and shoot the wounded,' said Pat Bagley,…cartoonist and author of Treasures of Half-truth and Oh My Heck. 'He kicks the guy who kicks the dog. Cheap shots are really easy because there is always an element of truth to them…. [But] You have to understand I come from a tradition of gentle humor.' Ideas for cheap shots are more prevalent when the Legislature is in session because there is so much available to ridicule, Bagley said."
(Salt Lake City, Utah, 1956 - )
Patrick Francis Bagley, is the Salt Lake Tribune's talented editorial cartoonist. In 1990, Bagley was interviewed by Daily Utah Chronicle staffer Rebecca Walsh, and the following is a portion of the result: "Editorial cartoonists do not have to be fair in their commentary about human events…. [They] 'are the ones who go in after the battle and shoot the wounded,' said Pat Bagley,…cartoonist and author of Treasures of Half-truth and Oh My Heck. 'He kicks the guy who kicks the dog. Cheap shots are really easy because there is always an element of truth to them…. [But] You have to understand I come from a tradition of gentle humor.' Ideas for cheap shots are more prevalent when the Legislature is in session because there is so much available to ridicule, Bagley said."
