George Thomas Clark

Warlord Trump presents eleven thousand satirical words written from a progressive point of view. If you believe the president and his administration are a danger to the United States and the world, you may enjoy some of the sharp humor in this work. The narrative is comprised of fifty-one compressed stories presented under bylines of the characters themselves. Donald Trump dominates this space, as he does all others, while revealing more than he realizes about his self-professed brilliance and love of world peace.
Elon Musk needs little time to demonstrate his greed. Vice President J. D. Vance is alarmingly arrogant in his quest for more power. Cabinet members Pete Hegseth and Kristi Noem prove they shouldn't be directing any department larger than a fast-food restaurant. California Governor Gavin Newsome groans about federal troops who weren't asked for or needed. Joe Six Pack still loves the far right and explains why.
A fictional reporter and spy also join the romp along with Salvadorean President Nayib Bukele who reiterates that he's a cool and powerful guy fueled by a huge prison.