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Book details

Genre:HUMOR
SubGenre:Form / Comic Strips & Cartoons
Language:English
Pages:96
Format:Paperback
eBook ISBN:9781624880551

Kenya Believe This Guy?

by Running with the Bull Cartoons

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Overview

"Kenya Believe This Guy?" is a compilation of 95 political cartoons highlighting the bad, the ugly, and the uglier of the Obama administration, while still somehow finding humor in this most unique of presidencies. Republicans--sit back and enjoy. Democrats--you might prefer to walk through a scalding car wash buck naked.

Description

"Kenya Believe This Guy?" is a compilation of 95 political cartoons highlighting the bad, the ugly, and the uglier of the Obama administration, while still somehow finding humor in this most unique of presidencies. Republicans--sit back and enjoy. Democrats--you might prefer to walk through a scalding car wash buck naked. Despite our President's habit of taking solo credit for what he deems are accomplishments, he has had to share the spotlight in this book with some of his administration's most gifted bumblers. Apologies if space did not allow your personal favorites to make this edition.

About the author

"Running with the Bull Cartoons" was begun specifically in response to the overwhelmingly one-sided nature of political cartoons prevailing in the mainstream media, most notably since 2008. As the name not so subtly implies, it is an attempt to keep pace with the non-stop doo-doo flooding out of Washington, D.C. On the downside, it has required wading through lies, innuendos, hypocrisy, mud-slinging, and all-out propaganda that must be the envy of the Kremlin. On the flip side, there's been no end to material with which to work.

eBook - $2.99

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