I’ve already shared the statist version of the fairy tale about The Little Red Hen.
And I’ve also shared the Obama version of the fable about The Ant and the Grasshopper.
So how about the left-wing version of The Little Engine that Could. Or, in this case, couldn’t.
My lovely and charming daughter sent this to me. I don’t know if this is a real book, but it sounds like it could be amusing. Sort of like the Politically Correct Storybook.
And if you like this type of humor, I also recommend the modern-day fable about bureaucracy, featuring an ant and a lion. And I’ve also posted a revised version of Green Eggs and Ham.
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Yes a real book. Go to. Www,whatifliberals.com.
so cute posting… happy to read this.
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What if Liberals Wrote Nursery Rhymes – Dan Mitchell