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An inside look at a fourth upcoming book of mine

As I did with the three other books I've recently released (The Kind-Hearted Smarta*s - Volume 2: The Wisecracks Continue, The Kind-Hearted Smart Aleck - Volume 2: The Wisecracks Continue, and LOL at the GOP - Volume 4: Guns, Jesus, Corporations, and Fetuses), I thought I'd give readers a sneak peek at the fourth book I'll be releasing in the coming weeks, which I just completed, and which is called, LOL at the GOP - Volume 5: You Can't Spell "Forgot To Take Their Crazy Pills" Without "Tea Party." Here we go...

Contents

Introduction - A Long Island Iced Tea Party is More Sane Than the Tea Party - p. 7

A Fictional Foreward by The Tea Party - p. 8

The Tea Party Philosophy - p. 9

What if other workers treated their jobs like Tea Partiers do? - p. 11

Gettin’ deep with a Critical Thinking professor and a Tea Partier - p. 12

“President Obama’s speech is just a diversion, man…” - p. 17

You know you’re obsessed with Obamacare when… - p. 20

Ted Cruz ate paint chips as a kid - p. 23

Belief: Speaking for the American people. Reality: Speaking for such a small fraction of the American people, not even Jesus can see them. - p. 27

Talkin’ ‘bout Negotiation - p. 31

Pacifiers may be needed - p. 34

The Tea Party shall now be known as The Huggies Party - p. 36

A Tea Party-Baseball Analogy - p. 40

Allen West gets in touch with his innermost Judas Priest (“Breaking the Law”) - p. 42

“Obama hates white people!” He hates part of himself then. That makes sense… - p. 43

“…The Republican Party doesn’t want black people to vote…” - p. 45

Iowa’s Scott Schaben isn’t a racist because… - p. 47

A conservative Facebook group calls for a new national holiday - p. 49

Allow me to introduce you to activist Roan Garcia-Quintana - p. 50

Misspelling the title of your own book on the front cover can never be a good thing - p. 53

North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory’s middle name might as well be BS - p. 54

Donald Trump sues Bill Maher over an orangutan joke - p. 55

“How to Be a Real Man” - brought to you by New Jersey Senate candidate Steve Lonegan - p. 57

OCT with guns + MDA in a restaurant = - p. 58

The Buckeye Firearms Foundation wants to buy George Zimmerman a gun. …and O.J. Simpson a knife… and… - p. 60

If Gandhi marched with guns… - p. 62

South Carolina State Senator Lee Bright shows his last name to be misleading - p. 63

The bass ackwardsness of E.W. Jackson - p. 65

When not to tell a joke… - p. 67

A sex toy for Michele Bachmann - p. 68

I miss her already (Michelle Bachmann)… - p. 69

Talking to Women 101 - p. 72

New Mexico Representative Steve Pearce gives treats to obedient women - p. 74

North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory: Anti-choice on abortion and pro-choice on cookies - p. 75

“Pregnancy is like cancer” - p. 76

“Well, isn’t that convenient?” No, not unless you’re an idiot… - p. 77

“Abortion leads to global warming!” - p. 81

The Global Warming Conspiracy - p. 82

Steve Stockman impersonates Haley Joel Osment: “I get endorsed by dead people.” - p. 85

Wikipedia + Gattaca + Plagiarism = Rand Paul - p. 87

Rand Paul: “If I were a journalism teacher…” - p. 89

Coming soon: A plagiarism ad - brought to you by Rand Paul - p. 90

“Education shouldn’t be mandatory” - p. 91

Badass Jesus - p. 93

Beyond Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs - p. 96

In the distant future, when Democrats and Republicans form two separate countries… - p. 101

References - p. 107

Acknowledgements - p. 117

About the Author - p. 119

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