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WEEK 432 / 438 Show the Poll
Vol. 7 ·  Chapter 46 Never Surrender · Sep 19 – Sep 25, 2023
Manga panel 1 of 4, Week 432 “Show the Poll”: The week opens with a demand roared at his own side's network: show the poll they paid for — or he'll publish it himself.
THE WAR THIS WEEK IS WITH HIS OWN SIDE'S PRESS.
Why won’t Fox (Fox & Friends!) show the National Poll that THEY just did. They refuse to put it up, even after spending all of that money. SHOW THE POLL!!! If they don’t show it, I’ll put it up later!
Manga panel 2 of 4, Week 432 “Show the Poll”: The old media emperor steps down, and the tower accepts credit for the retirement — then pivots mid-sentence to demand the Senate leader go next.
FRIDAY: THE EMPEROR OF THE NETWORK ANNOUNCES HIS OWN RETIREMENT. THE TOWER TAKES THE CREDIT.
Many people are saying that,”You forced Rupert Murdoch into retirement!” I do not believe this is so, but while we’re at it, how about getting rid of “Democrat” Mitch McConnell,
Manga panel 3 of 4, Week 432 “Show the Poll”: Between skirmishes he claims a fifty-year precedent's fall as his own trophy: nobody thought it possible, and he got the job done.
AND IN THE QUIET BETWEEN WARS, HE COUNTS THE ONE TROPHY NO RIVAL CAN TAKE.
I was able to do something that nobody thought was possible, end Roe v. Wade. For 52 years, people talked, spent vast amounts of money, but couldn’t get the job done. I got the job done!
Manga panel 4 of 4, Week 432 “Show the Poll”: A senator of the other party is caught with gold bars in his closets, and the demand becomes general. Meanwhile a Manhattan judge finishes writing.
A SENATOR OF THE OTHER PARTY IS INDICTED — GOLD BARS IN THE CLOSETS. AND IN MANHATTAN, UNREMARKED, A JUDGE FINISHES A RULING ON THE EMPIRE'S LEDGER.
Senate Democrats should all resign based on Senator Bob Menendez! They all knew what was going on, and the way he lived.
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

A week of wars with his own side's press. He demands his favourite network air the poll it paid for; when the old media emperor who built that network steps down, the tower takes credit for the retirement, then pivots mid-sentence to demand the Senate leader go next. Between skirmishes he claims the fall of a fifty-year precedent as his own trophy, and when a senator of the other party is caught with gold bars in his closets, the demand becomes general: they should all resign. Across town, unremarked, a Manhattan judge is finishing a ruling on the empire's ledger.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 432. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

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