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The United States in the summer of 2012 is hot and so is the politics. Give yourself a break and cool off with Liberal Limericks of 2012. There is no reason to swelter in the heat confused and dazed by the foolish pronouncements and actions of "Team Anti-Obama" when you can swelter in the heat laughing your head off at the foolish pronouncements and actions of "Team Anti-Obama." This is no ordinary book of easy limericks dashed off in five seconds and to be forgotten in ten. These are thoughtful, unbelievably clever, and gut busting limericks any Mother's son of a liberal will love. You may even say they sound like THE TRUTH. Mr. Dickey, while still expecting to be known as a serio ...

The Liberal Limericks of 2013" are with photos and color. "The Liberal Limerick" is the original by Paul Dickey from the Facebook who began liberal limericks in 2012 who first published and created composing limericks with humor photos to annoyed the politicians. Commented in Amazon: "I found Mr. Dickey's use of limericks and humor very healing. In the current political climate the quest for truth has become a vulnerability. Greed and power have usurped the virtues of character from quite a few of the political players. For many people this polarized, paralyzed, political system provokes anger then often apathy. In his limericks Mr. Dickey illustrates truths that call out the politic ...

This is no ordinary book of easy limericks dashed off in five seconds and to be forgotten in ten. These are thoughtful, unbelievably clever, and gut busting limericks any Mother's son of a liberal will love. You may even say they sound like THE TRUTH. But be careful. The author who actually is a university instructor in critical reasoning gives you a bonus in an intriguing brief essay and even a helpful, critical thinking guide to contextualize limericks (and humor in general) for the intelligent person who might be inclined either to fall for the rhetoric, or, on the other hand, to dismiss limericks as "merely" rhetoric (They are, but ...) As a further bonus, the author (with ton ...