Name: Covfefe Christmas Can't Trump This
SKU: covfefecm
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Covfefe Christmas Can’t Trump This

$5.99

Can’t Trump This – Merry Christmas a Coloring and Activity book by New York Times Best Seller – Ed Martin.

A fun 24 page comic coloring book with activities.
Written by New York Times Best selling Author Ed Martin.
8.5 x 11, card stock gloss cover with 60 text pages to color and read.
Inspires children of all ages to learn about current events.
Develop and discover new skills and uncover new passions while coloring.
Includes sing-a-long traditonal Christmas songs.
Complimentary cut out Christmas Ornament you can color.
Design a Christmas sweater for President Trump page.
A Christmas letter to President Trump to write send your wish list.
White House decorations to color including Christmas Trees.
President Trump says: Merry Christmas to all coloring page.
Word searches, games, a letter to Santa page.

Includes a Complimentary Cut Out Christmas Ornament in the book!

A holiday favorite coloring book designed originally in 2020 and quickly becoming a Trump holiday classic coloring book for all. “Santa Trump” on the front cover in front of the US Capitol carrying his bag of gifts and goodies. What will be the new “Truths” you will see this year on Truth Social or on X, formerly Twitter. President Trumps formidable comeback to the White House with a new crew of helpers and a new outlook. A kids guide, an adult guide, a friendly guide to the new 47th President of the United States, Donald J Trump.

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A comic book of Covfefe Christmas Can’t Trump This,

Covfefe (Ko-Fay-Fay), a word, presumed to be a typographical error, that President Donald Trump used in a viral tweet when he was in his first term as President of the United States. It quickly became an Internet meme, a book, a comic book and even covfefe merchandise.

“Covfefe” is also often invoked when discussing gaffes made by public figures, businesses, and organizations in public discourse. Other uses of “covfefe” involve word play on similarity with the word “coffee”. The New York Times even wrote an article titled: What’s a ‘Covfefe’? Trump Tweet Unites a Bewildered Nation, as written by a NYT correspondent that focuses on powerful figures.

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