Joey Skaggs' Works in Law | Politics

Social Media Compliance Certificate

Traveling into or out of the United States (and want to be able to travel without the fear of deportation)? Print your Free Social Media Compliance Certificate and show the authorities that your online activity from the past five years has been pre-screened and approved.

Trump Greeting Cards

Trump Greeting Cards Print your Free Trump Greeting Cards Created by Artist Joey Skaggs Click on the Greeting Card(s) you wish to print. A PDF of the card will open. Download the PDF(s) and print on nice card stock. Each one is 5×7.

Trump’s Military Parade Revisited, 2025

"In honor of President Trump's birthday on June 14, 2025, Joey Skaggs put out a call to arms to give Trump the Military Parade he said he wanted (again)." Watch Trump's birthday video... Skaggs posted printable masks. (Click on a mask to get a downloadable/printable pdf). And a slew of signs for anyone to print. (These are still available and are great for any anti-Trump rallies) And, on Saturday, June 14, a defiant [...]

Democracy at the Guillotine

Democracy at the Guillotine was the rallying cry, and razor’s edge satire, of the 39th Annual April Fools’ Day Parade (2024). At its center was a haunting spectacle: video of the Grim Reaper pedaling a Mobile Guillotine float, broadcast from a roving billboard truck like a political campaign gone delightfully wrong. The imagery was intentionally absurd yet pointed, a darkly comic reminder that democracy survives not by spectacle, but by participation. The message was clear: show up in November, or risk letting others decide what gets metaphorically “chopped.”As in years past, revelers, pranksters, and the politically perplexed were instructed to [...]

Nose Knows

Joseph Adore (aka Joey Skaggs) was born with an extremely acute olfactory sense and was personally responsible for more drug busts than any DEA agent in history.

April Fools’ Day Parade

For more than three decades, New York City's Annual April Fools' Day Parade has offered the public an opportunity to express, in a comical way, its outrage against the foolishness of mankind. Thousands of participants in look-alike costumes with satirical floats creatively mock the thoughtless, corrupt and selfish acts of the past year. The parade marches down 5th Avenue from 59th Street to Washington Square Park where revelers rejoice and party. The event ends with the annual crowning of the King of Fools.

Trump’s Military Parade, 2018

New York City's 33rd Annual April Fools' Day Parade kicked off with a satirical take on Trump's Military Parade. President Trump astride a tricycle mounted sling-shot launcher with a 10 foot tall rocket was joined by Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean "Rocket Man" Kim Jong Un who had his own smaller rocket. 

Trump’s Kool-Aid, New York

On Monday, April 1, 2019, Joey Skaggs’ 34th Annual April Fools’ Day Parade and 3rd Annual Trumpathon went off without a hitch! Marching from 5th Avenue and 59th Street to Trump Tower at 57th Street in Manhattan, paraders wearing Donald Trump masks carried protest signs and toasted the President with his own Kool-Aid. A police squadron cheerfully escorted the parade.

Trump’s Golden Throne

April Fools' Day is Joey Skaggs' favorite holiday. Every year since 1986, to commemorate and celebrate the folly of mankind, he has organized New York City's Annual April Fools' Day Parade. Over the years, the parade has grown in stature and has now joined the ranks of beloved New York parades. In 2017, unlike other years when the parades have attracted major media coverage but have basically been a figment of Joey's imagination, there actually was a parade. It was a Trumpathon!

Maqdananda, Psychic Attorney

For April Fool's Day in 1994, Joey Skaggs wrote a script and produced a 30 second TV commercial in which he portrayed a psychic attorney called Maqdananda to satirize the proliferation of both New Age psychics and ambulance chasing attorneys. The commercial aired 40 times throughout the last week of March on CNN Headline News in Hawaii.

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