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Trumpmerica: Part Three
Trumpmerica: Part Three
Trumpmerica: Part Three
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Lance Norris has brought back serialized fiction with part three of the hilariously impossible Trumpmerica, which asks the question ‘What if Trump had lived, and had actually won?’ As chilling as it is funny.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherLulu.com
Release dateSep 4, 2016
ISBN9781365376276
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    Trumpmerica - Lance Norris

    Trumpmerica: Part Three

    LANCE NORRIS’

    TRUMPMERICA

    PART THREE

    HAVEN’T EVER YOU NOTICED?

    Copyright © 2016 by Dutchco Press

    All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review or scholarly journal, or, you know, a Facebook status or something.

    First Printing: 9/1/16

    ISBN #: 978-1-365-36249-1

    Dutchco Press

    PO Box 110

    Cohasset, MA 02025

    www.dutchco com

    Don’t forget to play The Trumpmerica Drinking Game. Every time Norris starts a paragraph with an adverb, drink. It will make your reading experience that much better.

    Dedication

    To Tom Brady, who didn’t stand up for The National Anthem at the first four games of the Football Season this year, too.

    The White House was built by slaves? What a coincidence, so are Trump’s line of suits, ties and Make America Great Hats…

    HAVEN’T YOU EVER NOTICED?

    Tom actually thought it was kind of cool that The Donald came to his hospital room. They didn’t know each other. He could only guess it was the celebrity of being blown up that had attracted the president. He was right.

    The Donald stepped back into the hallway and called for the TV cameras. Within seconds Tom’s room was filled with technicians, PR weasels, flacks of all sorts, Secret Service men talking into their sleeves, a harried nurse who had given up taking Tom’s vitals and stood and watched, and The Donald himself.

    He pulled a chair next to Tom’s bed, as handlers pushed the nurse out of the shot. The

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