Bookworm Beat 6/15/19 — the no news is good news illustrated edition

June 15, 2019 Bookworm Politics Comments Off on Bookworm Beat 6/15/19 — the no news is good news illustrated edition
Trump Press Secretary Candace Owens Illustrated Edition

Scott Adams points out that life is so good under Trump that there’s no news. Since this illustrated edition has lots of silly stuff, I believe he’s right.

Trump Candace Owens Press Secretary Illustrated Edition

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