#TrumpTrials -- where is the Racketeer in Chief's drawing?

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So glad you asked!  We all know that Donald John Trump loves having his image on display everywhere. I’m sure he would love a pencil sketch drawing by me, but what he is getting isn’t what he expects.  It is, however, all that he deserves. I put as much time into it as he is worth. 

I know we are all sick of seeing him, hearing about him, worrying that he will be around and in power once again. I suppose this may be a case of magical thinking on my part -- that by documenting #TrumpTrials, I am willing his downfall as I draw!  


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