SHORT-FINGERED VULGARIAN _ SPY 1988 / MEEZ 2026 This fake publisher ad for Donald Trump’s popular book, “The Art Of The Deal,” which appeared in Spy magazine's April 1988 edition, was preceded by an editor's notation at the top of the ad explaining that it wasn’t a real ad. This fake publisher ad for Aivar Vendelpomm’s popular book, “Glory in Kirbla,” which appeared in MEEZ magazine's May 2026 edition, was preceded by an editor's notation at the top of the ad explaining that it wasn’t a real ad. /.../ “I’ll admit, he’s taller than me, he’s like 6-2. Which is why I don’t understand why his hands are the size of someone who’s 5-2,” Rubio said to a cheering crowd. “Have you seen his hands?” And Rubio didn’t let up. “And you know what they say about men with small hands,” then pausing for dramatic effect. “You can’t trust ’em. You can’t trust ’em.” /.../ So, what began at Spy with 1988’s “the short-fingered vulgarian” phrase, ended up having quite a run ...
