Dark Brandon and the Evil King Con - Tee, L. B.
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A MUST-READ IF YOU VALUE YOUR FREEDOMS This is a children's story -- for freedom-loving adults -- about how Americans could lose their democracy in 2024, and what they can do to save it. It's the tale of Dark Brandon and Imah Con, two powerful presidents with opposite moral values, who fight each other in two of the greatest battles for American democracy the country has ever known. One championed women's rights, consumers' rights, voting rights, workers' rights, civil rights, human rights, climate change protections, and defended the Constitution. The other eroded those rights and…mehr

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A MUST-READ IF YOU VALUE YOUR FREEDOMS This is a children's story -- for freedom-loving adults -- about how Americans could lose their democracy in 2024, and what they can do to save it. It's the tale of Dark Brandon and Imah Con, two powerful presidents with opposite moral values, who fight each other in two of the greatest battles for American democracy the country has ever known. One championed women's rights, consumers' rights, voting rights, workers' rights, civil rights, human rights, climate change protections, and defended the Constitution. The other eroded those rights and protections, led a failed insurrection to stay in power, and tried to come back to rule as a tyrannical king. With simple language and 22 whimsical, color illustrations this book tracks the rise of a callous, power-hungry man who brought the USA to the brink of tyranny and the decent, wise man who can beat him twice to keep the country free. Give copies of this 28-page story book to your family and friends as a gentle but urgent reminder of what's at stake in the 2024 presidential election. Then vote early or on November 5, 2024. "Not voting is not a protest. It is a surrender." - Keith Ellison "Bad officials are elected by good people who don't vote." - George Jean Nathan
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L.B. Tee is a former journalist interested in political and social issues.