The Presidential Dickerbook: Extended Edition Paperback – Sticker Book, January 17, 2017

The great thing about this book is that it is one of the rare pieces of apolitical comedy about politics. We should all have Baker's ability to laugh at our own guys and realize that this country has basically been hanging on by a thread since the day after the Continental Congress. And no spoilers here on whose sticker is the biggest.

Once you're under these Presidential covers you'll never want to pull out! The Dickerbook really rises to the occasion of providing penetrative POTUS pecker perfection. Though a slim volume, this book is swollen was truly terrific humor. Mr. Baker is at full cock and clearly ready to explode his seminal lexical humors from sea to shining sea. Enjoy!

SO GOOD.In times like these, humor like this is all that works to take a break from the actual horror show happening IRL.Huge fan of Patrick Baker, Huge fan of everything Devastator related and if you like to laugh, while actually learning a ton of history, then look. no. further.

Downright hilarious. Good for a novelty item on your coffee table to get a laugh out of visitors. Also great for a gag gift.

This second edition of the Presidential Dickerbook could not be more timely. With the election of President Trump, Americans have elected one of the most divisive Presidents in generations. Number 45 could render real damage to the international order, systems of social protection, and democratic institutions, or he could wind up largely maintaining the status quo as his lack of experience and discipline runs up against the checks and balances established in the US Constitution. Although its too soon to tell how much his reckless personal qualities and hate-mongering rhetoric will translate into a real shift in policy, if he fails to live up to what Baker might call his full "dick potential", it won't be for lack of trying. Nor will it be because there's something about being the President of the United States that leads on average to respectful behavior, personal restraint, and just public policy. Indeed, as Baker shows through brief synopses of each American President, the general rule is the opposite: Presidents, over the centuries, have often pursued private interests at the expense of the general welfare, promoted American geopolitical power at the expensive of human rights, and used any manner of racist, ethnic, or religious appeals to win re-election. So if you missed out on the first edition, and haven't yet had the experience of putting stickers of cartoon penises onto American Presidents, you now have a second chance. And in the process, you might learn a thing or two about Presidential history!

A masterwork of modern satire, Patrick Baker is the Jonathan Swift of our age. Also great for kids.

Devastator killing it again!

This second edition of the Presidential Dickerbook could not be more timely. With the election of President Trump, Americans have elected one of the most divisive Presidents in generations. Number 45 could render real damage to the international order, systems of social protection, and democratic institutions, or he could wind up largely maintaining the status quo as his lack of experience and discipline runs up against the checks and balances established in the US Constitution. Although its too soon to tell how much his reckless personal qualities and hate-mongering rhetoric will translate into a real shift in policy, if he fails to live up to what Baker might call his full "dick potential", it won't be for lack of trying. Nor will it be because there's something about being the President of the United States that leads on average to respectful behavior, personal restraint, and just public policy. Indeed, as Baker shows through brief synopses of each American President, the general rule is the opposite: Presidents, over the centuries, have often pursued private interests at the expense of the general welfare, promoted American geopolitical power at the expensive of human rights, and used any manner of racist, ethnic, or religious appeals to win re-election. So if you missed out on the first edition, and haven't yet had the experience of putting stickers of cartoon penises onto American Presidents, you now have a second chance. And in the process, you might learn a thing or two about Presidential history!