Truthdig Holiday Animations, Past and Present (Video)
Truthdig's holiday animations are an annual tradition. Enjoy a look back at them from over the years.
A screen shot from "Let It Trickle," Truthdig's 2017 holiday animation by Mark Fiore.
As 2017 winds down, Mark Fiore brings animated holiday tidings to show the true meaning of trickle-down economics. The national situation is not pretty at the moment, as the federal government and Wall Street continue to tell 99 percent of Americans to go kick themselves.
Watch some more Truthdig holiday animations from previous years, below.
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