Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents

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I recommend this book as a friendly haven, a reminder of sanity and law, and a reminder that there ARE stark differences between good and evil, much as most in our time do not like those words. I am not saying that Obama was a saint, only that he lived with, by and under the law, tried to work with all branches of government as the Constitution would have him do. And he managed to be a family man and apparent loving husband at the same time. Well enough said. Quite possibly, too much! So so so many details, at first I couldn't understand why, but towards the end every detail seemed relevant. It was extraordinary. I loved it. I couldn't see the "why" part of the murder until later on so it kept me reading until I figured it out.Some of Souza's pairings are funny and goofy and sad at the same time. For example, there's a tweet from Trump decrying as "fake news" the reports of leaks coming from the White House paired with a photo of first dog Bo seated in the Oval Office and Souza's assertion that Bo never once leaked in the White House. And there's a headline about the current First Lady slapping away her husband's hand next to a remarkable picture of the Obamas holding hands in Selma, Alabama. Your idea is too good, too important, to remain in your head or simply scribbled in a notebook. It's time to make it real. It's time to create that book that’s been bubbling away inside of you. The Shade (possibly of Earth-3) is an alternate version of the heroine Nightshade. She shares with him his namesake and all his powers, and she wears a top hat and a cane. She is killed by Eve of the Shadows, another Nightshade counterpart. The possibility exists that this Shade is actually a female version of Shade from the gender-reversed world Earth-11. [36] For this book, he’s chosen to give the reader more context, so he’s included the president’s specific tweets or the news articles which led him to respond to with his own photographs of the former administration with pointed snarky captions. For those who’ve more or less kept up with both his feed and the daily news, this makes for lots of sighing and nods of recognition, and inevitable nostalgia. Souza writes in the introduction, "The White House now emanates a constant barrage of lies and hateful comments. The president acts like he does not respect democracy or the rule of law....He does not respect women, minorities, or immigrants; he often doesn't appear to respect even his wife." Souza skewers Trump repeatedly in all these areas and more, and concludes the intro by saying, "With this book, I'm standing up and shouting out. I can't be subtle any longer."