This is a political satire book which contains 235 colorful pictorial memes capturing the distinctive and disruptive political activities and personal lifestyle of America's 45th president. The topics are broad in scope and involve POTUS' personal, family and topical domestic and international political issues. Its 12 chapters each begin with a brief narrative characterizing the subject matter followed by a litany of memes. The work is, politically speaking, timely.
It is a rare day when Donald Trump doesn't dash off an utterance or executive order provoking needless nervousness in the financial markets or rapid ruckus in the domestic or international political theater; not to mention angst or anger with a slice of voters. Most of this hubbub is unrehearsed, unnecessary and often countermanded or modified, usually quietly or nuanced. Donald Trump's presidency has not only been unpredictable and chaotic, but also occasionally dangerous.
This work is meant to both entertain and inform. The entertainment memes take serious liberties with the facts and feature a lighthearted and comical side of this presidency. The informative memes align more closely with reality and are designed to demonstrate that the stakes are enormous for the business of the presidency between now and November 3, 2020, the consequential election date.
In short, the work strives to elicit both smiles and encourage critical thought.
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Publisher: Gatekeeper Press
Published: 11/01/2019
Pages: 148
Weight: 1.43lbs
Size: 10.00h x 8.00w x 0.56d
ISBN: 9781642376623
About the Author
Klotsche, John: - John Klotsche is a University of Wisconsin law school graduate. Following a clerkship on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, he practiced law with the international law firm Baker McKenzie for 32 years. Klotsche was elected to serve as full-time Chairman of the Firm's Executive Committee during his last five years, and was responsible for developing and implementing its global business strategy in 35 countries. Klotsche next served five years as a Senior Advisor to the IRS Commissioner in the George W. Bush Administration. He more recently has written a number of fiction and non-fiction short stories and op-ed pieces, with an emphasis on political and financial issues. His writings appear in the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, Politico and The Hill, among other publications.