Welcome to the working week

I see my birth state, Maryland, is joining with the District of Columbia in suing Don Clementino for making money off a presidency he considers an impediment to his golf game.

The lawsuit, a signed copy of which [was] provided to The Washington Post on Sunday night, alleges “unprecedented constitutional violations” by Trump.

Nice to see the old home crowd standing tall while the Congress scurries about, trying to give the banana to our Republic.

11 thoughts on “Welcome to the working week

  1. Don Clementino. Harumpf, harumpf. I like it. I noticed looking at his latest photos, like the one with his wife and son getting off Air Force One, that the job is already taking it’s toll on him. Being president is much harder than being a con man.

    Sandy brought the flu home with her from Kentuck. She is better, but now I have it. Looks like lots of sitting around drinking water and binge watching the Marx brothers.

      1. The level of bullshit in that room, and this administration, is beyond belief. And, Rick Perry takes the grand prize for boot licking. War is peace and doublespeak reigns in DC. Do you think the public has awakened? Will we flush that toilet in 2018?

  2. I’ve been trying oh so hard to avoid news about the Orange turd. Euronews, France24, anything to get some perspective on the world that doesn’t include him. No luck. Not only has he taken all the oxygen in the room, but he’s pretty much drained the planet. I’ll be glad to see the end of that saggy Orange ass’ run at politics.

  3. Yes its nice to see someone finally doing Congress’ job for them those august members aren’t worth a warm bucket of spit

    1. Look for some extraordinary preening and puffery today as Jeffy-Bob Beauregard Sessions addresses the Senate “Intelligence” Committee. Mmm, is that a feedlot I smell? Nope, just dirty money.

  4. You know your getting old when you hear “THE CLASH” on Muzak
    ( I was shopping at the local BIG BOX fat emporium and I heard “Rock the Casbah” on the P.A.)

    1. Right you are. First time I heard Bonnie Raitt and John Prine doing “Angel From Montgomery” was in the Fry’s grocery store. Although I’m glad I heard it, went and got the CD, it just seemed weird.

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