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Why we fight. A 50 page, razor-sharp picture of the election of 2016 and our predicament since.In the exact manner of the Declaration setting forth charges against King George III, it fully lists the shatterings, tramplings, and dismantlings committed thus far by the misbegotten Trump Administration. The Russian sabotage, the media's role, the Electoral College catastrophe, the collaboration of the Republicans in Congress, Christopher Steele's dossier, Comey's role, Putin's, and Mueller's, are all described in a dozen unsparing stories.It handily provides a brief history of impeachment law and the circumstances for which it was designed.And much more. There really isn't another book like this short, fierce one. CC-BY-ND to encourage circulation of all or parts of this book.

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This debut book uses the Declaration of Independence, relevant quotations, and satiric verse to argue the case against Donald Trump's legitimacy as president. In this work, artist Gingold brings together 16 short pieces with scorn, anger, and wit. Her opening salvo is four quotations... from presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln, argue the legitimacy of striking out against an enemy, and the fourth from former CBS Chairman Les Moonves, It may not be good for America, but it's damn good for CBS. ... Several pieces use rhyming verse, sometimes in the manner of Lewis Carroll or Edward Lear. The meat of the book, is its presentation of text from the Declaration of Independence, interpolated with charges specific to Trump... ALL ABOUT IMPEACHMENT, quotes the Constitution and how the process worked in the past. An impassioned political screed. - Kirkus Reviews

"""This debut book uses the Declaration of Independence, relevant quotations, and satiric verse to argue the case against Donald Trump's legitimacy as president. In this work, artist Gingold brings together 16 short pieces with scorn, anger, and wit. Her opening salvo is four quotations... from presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln, argue the legitimacy of striking out against an enemy, and the fourth from former CBS Chairman Les Moonves, ""It may not be good for America, but it's damn good for CBS."" ... Several pieces use rhyming verse, sometimes in the manner of Lewis Carroll or Edward Lear. The meat of the book, is its presentation of text from the Declaration of Independence, interpolated with charges specific to Trump... ""ALL ABOUT IMPEACHMENT,"" quotes the Constitution and how the process worked in the past. An impassioned political screed."" - Kirkus Reviews"

""This debut book uses the Declaration of Independence, relevant quotations, and satiric verse to argue the case against Donald Trump's legitimacy as president. In this work, artist Gingold brings together 16 short pieces with scorn, anger, and wit. Her opening salvo is four quotations... from presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln, argue the legitimacy of striking out against an enemy, and the fourth from former CBS Chairman Les Moonves, ""It may not be good for America, but it's damn good for CBS."" ... Several pieces use rhyming verse, sometimes in the manner of Lewis Carroll or Edward Lear. The meat of the book, is its presentation of text from the Declaration of Independence, interpolated with charges specific to Trump... ""ALL ABOUT IMPEACHMENT,"" quotes the Constitution and how the process worked in the past. An impassioned political screed."" - Kirkus Reviews

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Madelynn Gingold is an artist who lives in New York City. artist's website: madelynngingold.com

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