In a homely manila bookwrap tied with blue strings, Joan Goswell packages a book bound in the American Flag. She uses stamps for both text and some illustrations corroborating the feeling of immediacy and protest to a sardonic denunciation of the presidency of George W. Bush.

Goswell's tricks include an "extra joker" playing card picturing President Bush and describing him as "a court appointed President , jammed into the deck by the Project for a New American Century and the Supreme Court." The card's value: "Joker: takes the place of a real card."

Each section of commentary continues the title question by appending a "who" clause - as in " who posts this [a transcript of remarks by the President about ordering ribs at the Nothin' Fancy Cafe in Roswell, N.M.] on the official White House Web Site? Attacking President Bush's economic social and defense programs, as well as making fun of his personal predilections. Goswell ends the book with "and remember...One-two-three-four kick the liar our the door!"

Judith Klau