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The Pat Robertson and Friends Coloring Book
by Kevin Stone

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About This Book

ISBN13: 9781891053955
ISBN10: 1891053957
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click here to see sample artwork Fifty-six renowned artists were asked to pick a page from The Pat Robertson and Friends Coloring Book and have their artistic way with it. Click here to view the eye-popping results!

(Please note: Material within may contain satire explicit in nature. Parental guidance is advised.)

Publisher Comments:

Fundamentalists, politicians, journalists and criminals ... meet them all in this easy-to-understand guide to the world of Pat Robertson.

According to Pat Robertson 75 to 80 percent of the illnesses in the United States are psychosomatic, and George W. Bush promised there would be no casualties in the Iraq War. Artist Kevin Stone illustrates these and other quotes from Barbara Bush, Jerry Falwell, Ann Coulter and many others in the Pat Robertson and Friends Coloring Book. Also included is a Pat Robertson Paper Doll, and commentary from Mackie Blanton.

"But why should we hear about body bags, and deaths....Or, I mean, it's, it's not relevant. So, why should I waste my beautiful mind on something like that?" — Barbara Bush, March 18, 2003

"Did you know that Pat Robertson, through rigorous training, leg-pressed 2,000 pounds?" — The Christian Broadcasting Network Website

"Now, further evidence that the creators of the series intend for Tinky Winky to be a gay role model have surfaced. He is purple — the gay-pride color; and his antenna is shapped like a triangle." — Rev. Jerry Falwell, on Teletubbies, December 13, 2005

Synopsis:

The Pat Robertson and Friends Coloring Book transforms some of Robertson's most outrageous public pronouncements on the weather, politics, national defense and weight lifting into graceful, easy-to-color illustrations. The book includes cameos from many of Robertson's conservative allies and a Table of Apocalyptic Predictions That Did Not Come True.

Synopsis:

According to Pat Robertson '75 to 80 percent of the illnesses in the United States are psychosomatic, ' and George W. Bush promised there would be no casualties in the Iraq War. Artist Kevin Stone illustrates these and other quotes from Barbara Bush, Jerry Falwell, Ann Coulter and many others in the Pat Robertson and Friends Coloring Book. Also included is a Pat Robertson Paper Doll, and commentary from Mackie Blanton. HUM000000
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About the Author

Kevin Stone graduated with honors from Pratt Institute in 1994. He has been published in numerous periodicals and books. He lives in the shadow of Sing Sing prison in New York where he toils on his "manifesto" that will some day change the world.

Mackie Blanton, Ph.D., is a pro bono Associate of the Gestalt Pscychotherapy Institute of New Orleans/New York. He is currently a Senior Fulbright Lecturer at Ege Universitesi, Izmir, Turkey in Contemporary Cultural and Literary Critical Theory.

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penelope69, October 24, 2006 (view all comments by penelope69)
I think religion is okay in politics. What's the big deal?
Don't people need a moral ground to stand on?
Don't you all think this "coloring book" goes way over the top?
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caneroad, October 18, 2006 (view all comments by caneroad)
I love this! The illustrations take something that is completely anxiety inducing (the theocratization of American politics), and repackages it in a way that is manageable, funny and even relaxing.
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leda, October 18, 2006 (view all comments by leda)
I wish I had the imagination of most of these artists. They colored not as kids, but as adults who recognized the inherent flaws in may of the administration's policies. The added commentary and additions to the book were often clever and brilliant.
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Product Details

ISBN:
9781891053955
Author:
Stone, Kevin
Publisher:
Garrett County Press
Introduction:
Blanton, Mackie
Commentaries:
Blanton, Mackie
Subject:
General
Subject:
Topic - Religion
Publication Date:
September 2006
Binding:
Paperback
Language:
English
Illustrations:
Y
Pages:
24
Dimensions:
10.10x4.32x.9 in. .20 lbs.
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