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WEEK 325 / 337 Fix 2020 First
Vol. 5 ·  Chapter 33 The Endorsement Throne · Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2021
Manga panel 1 of 4, Week 325 “Fix 2020 First”: The thirty-first of August. The first paper of the week is four words long, and it is the oldest four words he has.
THE THIRTY-FIRST OF AUGUST. THE FIRST PAPER OF THE WEEK IS FOUR WORDS LONG.
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
Manga panel 2 of 4, Week 325 “Fix 2020 First”: The same day he answers a mother by name about her son, a twenty-year-old Marine killed at the airport gate.
THE SAME DAY HE ANSWERS A MOTHER BY NAME, AND HER SON BY NAME.
Shana, you are 100% correct. If I were President, your wonderful and beautiful son Kareem would be with you now, and so would the sons and daughters of others, including all of those who died in the vicious Kabul…
Manga panel 3 of 4, Week 325 “Fix 2020 First”: The first of September. The two men crowned this week are a Green Beret and an Army captain with two Bronze Stars.
Joe Kent is a retired Green Beret and Gold Star husband running against RINO and incompetent Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler in the 3rd District of the State of Washington. Joe served his country proudly for many…
Manga panel 4 of 4, Week 325 “Fix 2020 First”: The fourth of September. Three words, alone on a page, in a week that also crowned two soldiers.
Sean Parnell is running for the United States Senate to serve the Great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Sean bravely fought for our Country as a Captain in the U.S. Army and was awarded two Bronze…
FIX 2020 FIRST!
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

The week begins with four words — MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! — issued alone, as a paper, on the thirty-first of August. The same day the office answers a mother by name about her son, a twenty-year-old Marine killed at the airport gate: I love you, and I love Kareem. On the first of September it crowns two men who were in wars, a retired Green Beret and an Army captain with two Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart. On the fourth it publishes three words: FIX 2020 FIRST! Both sentences are the same length and the same voice, and only one of them is about the men standing in front of the chair.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 325. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…