From Big Bird and Binders to Horses and Bayonets and Clint Eastwood's empty chair, The Wall Street Journal looks at the hottest political memes from the presidential campaign. See how Internet ...

Why do people share political memes? It’s not always about changing anyone’s point of view An exclusive new poll finds more than half of Americans have shared a political meme in the last ...

Similarly, socialism has had great success with memes. How, exactly, did images with a few lines of text on top of them help change the contemporary understanding of an entire political movement ...

Many activists view these changes as a stark, rightward shift, but for leftist meme creators on Instagram, it's just more of ...

Before the meme came political cartoons ... with humor derived from shared cultural understanding rather than top-down messaging. This idea of authentic virality is what makes the meme such ...

There is probably no single vehicle more suited to performative politics than the humble political meme. Such memes are fun—often hilarious. They allow us to mock those folks on the other side.