How the People Trumped Ronald Plump

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Anti-Trump children’s book gets roasted on Twitter

Do not buy this book.

 

David Covucci

Tech

Posted on Jul 31, 2018   Updated on May 21, 2021, 9:46 am CDT

Brian Krassenstein is a prominent member of the #Resistance, a group of Twitter users who are dedicated to bringing down President Donald Trump by, well…

And whatever this tweet is.

And this one.

Krassenstein, as well as his brother Ed, are co-founders of news blogs including HillReporter.com. They’re also part of a niche group of online posters who think people who think typing ferociously will save the Republic. Literally.

https://twitter.com/krassenstein/status/1024096807947829248

Twitter dot com, he lives for that shit.

How Trump has survived despite being buffeted constantly by these 280-character bursts of online righteousness, no one knows. It’s a mystery to all. But yesterday, Krassenstein released a cartoon kid’s book that will surely bring a swift end to this dark chapter in American politics.

It’s called “How the People Trumped Ronald Plump.”

It survived online for all of one minute before getting torn apart by people who have recognized how embarrassing Krassenstein’s opposition to Trump comes across.

https://twitter.com/jamesgray_56/status/1024306473680007168

https://twitter.com/nick_s_ryan/status/1024242019718324224

https://twitter.com/mcbyrne/status/1024154535533666304

https://twitter.com/McGaha07/status/1024136985928192000

It’s got subtle scenes like … this.

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Independent Reporter

Gizmodo editor Tom McKay pointed out some pages in it and well, it’s worse than you might imagine.

At one point, the Robert Mueller character, called Robert Moral, is presented without a shirt.

Horny for Justice.

The Krassensteins said on their news blog they wrote the book to help their kids learn about the Trump presidency and the ideals of “morals, love, inclusion, and equality.”

“I think it’s important to stress that this book’s purpose is not to teach our children political ideologies, rather it’s to teach them morals,” they said. “Whether you are a Democrat … or a Republican … this book will be entertaining, educational and most importantly, a tool for your child’s development.”

In the book, the Krassensteins call Ivanaka Trump “Iwannabe Plump,” so … yea.

Brian and Ed Krassenstein have engendered a great deal of hatred online since cropping up on Twitter, because, to a great many, the brothers represent the worst of those fighting the president: People who are in it only for themselves.

https://twitter.com/hoodgravy/status/1024103857419427840

Perhaps it’s unfair to truly call the duo grifters because last year, the Krassensteins tried to crowdfund the publishing funds for their book.

They did not meet their goal.

This article has been updated. 

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*First Published: Jul 31, 2018, 2:46 pm CDT