2012 Political Circus Barack Obama Vs Mitt Romney Paper Dolls

President Obama goes toe-to-toe with Mitt Romney in this humorous collector's item. Each paper doll sports 16 outfits, plus accessories, including costumes of knights, battling robots, boxers, Iron Chefs, gunslingers, and more.

Clowns, tightrope walkers, acrobats the election is a three-ring circus! Who is the ringleader in American politics? Barack Obama? Newt Gingrich? Bill O'Reilly? Donald Trump? The frontrunners may change from day to day but there's no shortage ofplayers. Thishighly collectible edition of 52 paper dolls for grownups takes a witty look atthe current crop ofRepublican candidates, Democratic cabinet members, andpundits of every persuasion allwith rib-tickling outfits and accessories. Dover Original."

Two of America’s most perceptive political reporters join forces for an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at the race for the White House in POLITICO’s Playbook 2012, a series of four instant digital books on the 2012 presidential election. The second edition, Inside the Circus, pulls back the curtain on the pursuit of the Republican nomination, as operatives jockey for position and strategists vie to fashion a message that can win over all factions of the fractious GOP. Over the course of a long winter and into the spring, the contest for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination gathered steam and bubbled over with drama. At times it seemed more like a soap opera or reality show than a political campaign. Inside the Circus, the latest real-time digital dispatch from acclaimed political correspondent Mike Allen and award-winning journalist and author Evan Thomas, chronicles each turn in this endlessly surprising race with reporting straight from the campaign war rooms of Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, and the other GOP contenders. What was the thinking inside the Romney brain trust as what was once expected to be an easy ride to the nomination turned into what some have called a “long slog”? How did Newt Gingrich throw the preternaturally poised Romney off his game in South Carolina—and who convinced the former Massachusetts governor it was time to start punching back? Why were the other campaigns caught flat-footed by the rise of Rick Santorum and what does his unlikely ascent mean for the prospect of a brokered convention? From the Iowa caucuses to Super Tuesday and beyond, Allen and Thomas answer all the questions the headlines, polls, and delegate counts can’t address. The stakes are high, the plotlines are still unfolding, and Inside the Circus is your fly-on-the-wall guide to the most fascinating Republican presidential race in recent memory.

The former Secretary of State — as well as New York Senator, First Lady, and Democratic presidential nominee — is ready to be dressed for success in fifteen different outfits, from healthcare professional to suffragette.

Collector's item features a paper doll of the businessman/television personality who won the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. Fifteen outfits include Trump University cap and gown, WWF wrestler garb, carnival barker costume, more.

As the 2012 Presidential race kicks into high gear, TIME offers a complete, revealing guide to the campaign, the issues and the men who would be President: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. TIME's 96-page guide, to be published on the eve of the Presidential nominating conventions, will include: --A close look at each candidate's strategy for winning the White House, by TIME senior correspondent Michael Crowley and White House correspondent Michael Scherer. --Inside each campaign team: who are the star tacticians and what are they planning? --The First Ladies: What Ann Romney and Michelle Obama bring to the competition. --Raising Mitt: How Romney was shaped by his prominent parents, Lenore and George. --The Issues: Where each candidate really stands on the economy, taxes, the Middle East, and immigration --Mark Halperin's Scorecard: the author of the bestselling "Game Change" handicaps the current race. --Plus: a road trip with columnist Joe Klein, Bill Clinton's role in the race, and much more.

If you are like most Americans, you don't have time to sort out fact from fabrication while deciding who the best person is to run our country. The news isn't much help, because over the years it has gotten too biased and often doesn't tell the entire story.This book takes away bias and looks at each of the 2012 presidential candidate the way we are supposed to: without bias or prejudice. Inside you will learn what each person REALLY believes about hot button topics like Abortion and Gay Marriage; ways they have said they would deal with immigration, the economy and the military; and, most importantly, how each person has what it takes to lead this country.If you want to make sure you really understand what the candidates believe on each issue then read this book.