DONARUDO
WEEK 189 / 337 The Shutdown
Vol. 3 ·  Chapter 18 The Shutdown · Jan 22 – Jan 28, 2019
Manga panel 1 of 5, Week 189 “The Shutdown”: Deep in the siege he keeps the faith loud, leading the old chant that binds the Wall to the promise of a safer country.
THE SIEGE ENTERS ITS LAST DAYS. THE KING SWEARS HE WILL NEVER YIELD — HOURS BEFORE HE MUST.
BUILD A WALL & CRIME WILL FALL!
Manga panel 2 of 5, Week 189 “The Shutdown”: He swears he will not cave: without the Wall, he insists, none of it works — and he will not bend.
Nancy just said she “just doesn’t understand why?” Very simply, without a Wall it all doesn’t work. Our Country has a chance to greatly reduce Crime…
Manga panel 3 of 5, Week 189 “The Shutdown”: Then the doors open again with no Wall won — and he recasts the surrender not as defeat but as mercy, and a threat: twenty-one days, then war.
I wish people would read or listen to my words on the Border Wall. This was in no way a concession. It was taking care of millions of people who were…
Manga panel 4 of 5, Week 189 “The Shutdown”: Bruised but unbroken, he turns his eyes forward: his party crowns him again, voting as one to carry his banner into the next great war.
Thank you to the Republican National Committee, (the RNC), who voted UNANIMOUSLY yesterday to support me in the upcoming 2020 Election. Considering…
Manga panel 5 of 5, Week 189 “The Shutdown”: The longest siege in the republic's history ends with the ground still bare — and the king, defiant to the last, swears the Wall will yet rise.
After all that I have done for the Military, our great Veterans, Judges (99), Justices (2), Tax & Regulation Cuts, the Economy, Energy, Trade & MUCH…
THIRTY-FIVE DAYS, AND NO WALL. THE LONGEST SIEGE ENDS IN A BARE FOUNDATION — AND A NEW SHADOW, THE REPORT, GATHERS ON THE HORIZON.
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Deep in the siege he keeps the faith loud, leading the old chant and swearing he will not cave — without the Wall, none of it works. Then the doors open again with no Wall won, and he recasts the surrender not as defeat but as mercy, and a threat: twenty-one days, then war. Bruised but unbroken he turns his eyes forward as his party crowns him again, voting as one to carry his banner into the next great fight. The longest siege in the republic's history ends with the ground still bare — and the king, defiant to the last, swears the Wall will yet rise.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 189. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…