This one is by Michael Ramirez. It shows a man writing more things under the writing that was in the original Pajama Boy ad. It says things like "GET A JOB!!!" and "MOVE OUT YOUR PARENTS' House!!!" and "STOP SPONGING OFF OTHER PEOPLE!" The subtext implication is that Pajama Boy doesn't have a job because he wears pajamas, and he lives at his parents' house because he's there on Christmas. Why else would someone be at there parents house on Christmas unless they live there? The man is very brave for saying these things to Pajama Boy, and Ramirez is very brave for drawing the man saying them.
This one is also by Michael Ramirez, because it's such an important issue that he had to make more than one cartoon about it. the subtext is that Obama is just talking about fixing health insurance, but just talking about it. Not fixing it, but just talking about it. If you didn't notice, it's Obama in the pajamas instead of Pajama Boy: you can tell because of Ramirez's artistic drawing talent. Unlike some cartoonists, he doesn't have to label Obama "Obama," but that would have been kinda helpful I guess. Anyway, I think it's really clever, because Obama has done nothing about health care except talking. No websites or laws or anything. Ramirez really picked up on a clever subtext of the original picture, which said something about talking about healthcare.
This one, you may notice, is similar to the last one. Note the similarity of the mugs in the two cartoons, its a very subtle way of saying that Obama loves himself. This one also brings up one of the other major disasters of the Obama administration: the selfie that he was near at the funeral of that other black guy. This cartoon goes one step further and implies that Obama isn't just talking, he's also lying. AF Branco has a hashtag that says GETLYING, which is in capslock to show how important it is, and the hashtag is diagonal, because he is being very clever, and it shows how Obama "slants" the truth.
This one is by Chip Bok. It's about Pajama Boy and how there's a lot of debt in this country. It's really clever, because debt is bad, and Pajama Boy is girly, and Obamacare. Obamacare made the debt, and that's a bad thing, and he made Pajama Boy with Rachel Maddow, and that was bad. I don't like Rachel Maddow either. So it's a really clever cartoon because the subtext combines these two very important problems facing America today: the national debt and Pajama Boy.
This one isn't about Pajama Boy. It's about a man whose dressed like Pajama Boy, but the caption subtext says "An Obamacare Christmas means disaster for a lot of folks losing their healthcare this year." That implies that he had healthcare, which means he's not Pajama Boy, because Pajama boy is affeminite and has pajamas, which means he lives at his parents house and doesn't have a job, but this man has insurance, so he is losing it, and I guess Obama is Pajama Boy for taking away his health insurance, so I think the pajamas on the man are a metaphoric symbol for how Obama is taking away health insurance and so we're all becoming Pajama Boy. That is how clever A.f. Branco is he has so many layers of meaning. It also has the lyrics "DECK the HALLS with OBAMA'S FOLLY," which almost has the same number of syllables as the original song, so it's really clever.