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If you need a reason to trust President Donald Trump, this is the book you want. A must read for liberals, Democrats, and disaffected Republicans and conservatives.

Chuck Norris on Look-Out Ted Cruz made it down to Florida in a hurry. It was March, and the heat was already starting to accumulate. “Was he more sensitive about these things?” He wondered. He had some business to attend to in the shadiest marina in Jacksonville. He needed to find an old English lady in an orange sailing ship. He needed an edge. He needed to not look like John Kerry. He needed to stay sober. He needed some of that stuff that Kerry couldn't get his hands on. He needed that Bush stuff- that pure, uncut Bush stuff. Little did Cruz know, Jeb was lurking. Jeb had felt hard-done-by and had ultimately lost his fucking marbles. And that was why he had bee ...

A lengthy book, and pleasant to hold in the hand. What is inside it? Hmm ... stanzas, each in the seventeen syllable form of a haiku: yet constituting informative writing in clear and simple prose (like this description you are reading, which is in the same stanza form). What is it about? The cover says: satire on life and religion. Is it funny, then? Sometimes, and sometimes a good deal worse than funny. There are passages, a few, that bring you up short. What were you thinking? About what you met in your life, and what you thought you think about God. (You know, that God, the most hilarious being in the universe.) The book is built of brief discourses, that seem like s ...

What can we say about #45? He won over fans with the Russian thing. Pissed off the NFL with the kneeling thing. Was praised highly of his quick response time to Hurricanes Harvey and Maria. Kicked a bunch of DACA kids to the curb. He's just racking up points and I've put together a great "Year in Review".

I CAN'T RECALL tells the story of the Wisconsin Uprising and the unprecedented public mobilization against Governor Scott Walker's austerity junta, as told to Duffco. A fully indexed tale of the Recall Walker movement told with political sight gags, ridicule, and mirth. A record of the laughs, the tears, the unforgettable solidarity of our unsuccessful fight to remove the weasel Walker.

So, you wanted a book filled with jumbled jargon from George? Well, this is the next best thing! This handy-dandy notebook is the perfect conversation starter for just about anyone. (With 50 blank pages inside, it’s also great for taking notes!) Fool everybody with this notebook, disguised cleverly in a satirical cover. Prank your friends, or even your wonderful family! Simply put, this book is the gift that keeps on giving.

This is book is filled with humorous cartoons about Trumps incompetence and dishonesty. Creating the humorous situations in the book helped me get through the day with a little less angst every time Trump did or said something that went against what our democracy stands for. I hope it does the same for as you as you peruse the pages.

Jack Dorsey's Summer of Love by Nancy G. Pelosi is a modern political masterpiece in the great tradition of Hogarth. This wickedly woke work of satire is loaded with politically charged cartoons taken straight from the headlines of the Summer of 2020, or the Summer of Love as the buffoonic Mayor of Seattle, Jenny Durkan, put it while her awokened City was being set ablaze by well-meaning peaceful protestors, and Jack Dorsey was unleashing his anti-American censorship operation over at Twitter HQ. Meanwhile, over in the UK, Lord Admiral Nelson observed the ensuing chaos in the Streets of London from upon high. Limited Edition of 500 Copies Worldwide

Learn to Code documents the The Great Twitter Meltdown and general mass delusion that occurred and is ongoing over the news of Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter. Written by Elon Musk, Pseudonym

Opinions on Everything…by nobody. So how did this all come about? It’s been rumored (correctly) that I seemingly have an opinion on nearly everything. Some are based on educated facts, most just on gut feelings of right vs. wrong, good vs. bad, wise vs. ridiculous. Like anyone, I have my biases and I’m sure they will come shining through. I’m just your ordinary…nobody. Just a guy who grew up in the middle of the country…upper middle class…a few years of college under my belt…and so far, about 7 different careers. Simply put, I hope this book causes you to think and discuss various topics with your family, friends and coworkers. I don’t much care if you agree with me, disagr ...