Speech to congress: A New Don/Dawn?

by Jack Brummet


Last night, for one of the first times, The President didn't sound completely off his rocker (except a couple moments). He stuck to the speech on the TelePrompTer, which seemed to have far less Steve Bannon in it. He threw out a lot of red meat on infrastructure, America first, and the usual themes and schemes.

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Drawings: Faces 1900/1901

By Jack Brummet

[Sharpie, markers, and 4B pencil on found 115 year old paper and book cover]

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POTUS 37 Richard Nixon hits back at the press

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Drawing: Faces 1899 — Ed and Charlie

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1898 — Old book cover

by Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1897 — Happy hour

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1881/82 — Pen on 115 year old, crumbling paper

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1857 — Where is Representative Dave Reichert?

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1860 (on 115 year old paper)

by Jack Brummet

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Where is Congressman Dave Reichert?

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Drawing: Faces 1895 — Fifth date

By Jack Brummet

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165 years of NY Times front pages (in one minute)