Mexico Will Pay For This Book And Other Lies - Curry, Tom
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The nightmare of the Trump years is parodied in a hilarious review by award winning illustrator, turned cartoonist, Tom Curry, as he takes a jab at the Twitter Toddler and his endless lying. Working with a gold penthouse full of material, the cartoons take on those dark and tragic times, making fun of Captain Bone Spurs and his loyal cronies who served him. Here in chronological review is some of the crazy stuff that went on when the "stable genius" was tweeting and boasting, promoting cleaning products as a cure for Covid-19, and uttering one fib after another. From the 2016 campaign, and for…mehr

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The nightmare of the Trump years is parodied in a hilarious review by award winning illustrator, turned cartoonist, Tom Curry, as he takes a jab at the Twitter Toddler and his endless lying. Working with a gold penthouse full of material, the cartoons take on those dark and tragic times, making fun of Captain Bone Spurs and his loyal cronies who served him. Here in chronological review is some of the crazy stuff that went on when the "stable genius" was tweeting and boasting, promoting cleaning products as a cure for Covid-19, and uttering one fib after another. From the 2016 campaign, and for four long years, we were held captive to the snake oil salesman's clown show. From his indicted lawyer and campaign manager to a porn star spilling the beans, relive those surreal days of yesteryear in laugh out loud humor. In addition, the cartoons take on the disastrous pandemic and climate change, all "fake news," according to the Pinocchio-in-Chief. Throw it on the coffee table or on that shelf next to the john for all to share. Or, it might be the perfect gift for that Fox watching, Trump flag waving friend or relative who would certainly toss it in the nearest dumpster.
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The Rio Kid appeared in his own pulp magazine, THE RIO KID WESTERN, from 1939 to 1953, plus one issue ot TRIPLE WESTERN, with 77 western adventures to his credit, written by a variety of pulp authors (34 by Tom Curry, 12 by Walter A. Tomkins, 7 by Lee E. Wells, 7 by Joseph Chadwick, 5 by C. William Harrison, 4 by Dean Owen, 3 by D. B. Newton, 3 by Roe Richmond, and 1 by Gunnison Steele).