by Deb Cupples | The most recent edition of New Yorker
Magazine has an incredibly detailed article about Barack Obama's early
years -- how he evolved as a politician in Chicago.
Given that Obama may be our next president, it's certainly information that voters might find interesting.
Unfortunately, the article will likely get little attention, because
the magazine's illustrator drew the cover pictured to the left.
Yes, you're seeing it correctly: there's a flag in the fireplace, Barack is in foreign garb, and Michelle has a gun slung across her back as she bumps fists with her husband.
Barry Blitt, the artist who drew the cover, explained his motives in an email to a Huffington Post writer: