Color the Crooks Is Now Available on Amazon
Endorsed by James Carville!
After months of rewriting, correcting, rebuilding, and occasionally wondering whether Lauren Boebert’s glasses could get any larger, Color the Crooks™: Case File #001 — Lauren Boebert is officially available on Amazon.
This is not your average coloring book.
It is a 90-page adult political satire built in the tradition of old editorial cartoons, MAD Magazine, and the kind of sharp-edged political humor that powerful people rarely appreciate—but frequently deserve.
Every page turns a documented controversy, public statement, or political absurdity into something you can color while contemplating the unsettling fact that some of these people actually hold public office.
Lauren Boebert is merely Case File #001.
The larger goal behind Color the Crooks is to use humor, research, and satire to hold public officials accountable. Political corruption thrives when people become exhausted, overwhelmed, or afraid to laugh at those in power. Satire strips away the stage lighting and reminds everyone that politicians are public servants—not royalty.
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Color the Crooks is now on Amazon. Case File #001 is open.
Looks like fun! However, I can't bring myself to give any money to Bezos. Is there another way to get this book?
Simply as just one datapoint and not as the beginning of any back and forth, I am leaving the comment that “Endorsed by James Carville” is a major discouragement for this one person (me).