The result is a Dr Seuss-style rhyming tale which, Black told the Courant, is the perfect medium for describing Trump. While writer Jason Latour doesn’t specifically call his villain Trump, the likeness appears rather more than coincidental. “I think you could read it to your children if they don’t scare easily,” Black told the Hartford Courant. “I think silliness can be an effective satirical tool,” he says. Could he actually be real?”Facebook Twitter Pinterest The cover of A Child’s First Book of Trump.

Source: The Guardian July 05, 2016 08:53 UTC