All you have to do is look at the extravagant deals given to Leftists on these new book deals.
Then the books end up like this weeks after publication and stagnating on the sales shelf of the Dollar Store for a month or so:
Posted on 08/02/2021 1:09:12 PM PDT by RetiredTexasVet
Large amounts of new art will be hitting the auction block this month as government employees from CDC, NIH and FDA artists come out of the closet. The large quantity of art is expected to bring close to 2 billion dollars to the artists.
The first government employee to put her art on the market is CDC Director Rochelle P. Walensky. Dr. Walensky stated she first took up painting to relax from crushing 5 hour days/25 hour weeks at the CDC. Her first multi-work offering is titled "Screams from New York State Nursing Home Holocaust". Anonymous buyers have expressed interest in her work.
Employees from NIH and FDA have expressed interest in displaying and selling their works. Dr. Fauci has a large work of stick people portraits that he has received favorable comment on from Hunter Biden art purchasers. Dr. Janet Woodcock, FDA Director has expressed a desired to unveil her water color paintings of viruses from around the world soon and put them up on the auction block. Since she will be very busy with the COVID vaccine approval process soon, she hopes to have the water colors sold by the end of the month.
Hahaha...not bad...not bad at all!
All you have to do is look at the extravagant deals given to Leftists on these new book deals.
Then the books end up like this weeks after publication and stagnating on the sales shelf of the Dollar Store for a month or so:
Not bad.
I can just see Dr. Birx sashaying around the loft in her Monet scarf commenting on the exquisite art data.
LOL!
Ha!
Thanks for the laugh!!
Satire now, but not for long...
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