So far, the graphic designers might be the ones having the most fun with it. A New York Times column calling the war on Iran “Trump’s war” showed a winged Trump, like Icarus, falling from a baby blue sky. To accompany a report that said Trump supporters were “concerned the president ‘no longer controls how, or when, the Iran war ends’,” The Week depicted a downcast President Trump beside an image of an almost-up hourglass.  An Economist editorial last week carried with it an illustration of Trump with a tactical helmet on back to front, blocking his eyes, mouth nonetheless…

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