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Esquire's "Hater in Chief"

Posted by Melody on Wednesday, Feb 10, 2016

gallery-1451926582-esquire-march-cover-trump So Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primary last night and racked up 10 delegates. If you love the media frenzy around this unconventional presidential candidate, check out Esquire's February cover article, "Hater in Chief." Behind a paywall everywhere else, you can check it out digitally through ICPL's digital magazine collection Zinio. Have your library card and password ready and go to www.icpl.org/zinio/ to log in and download that grumpy, frowny face.

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