Chickensheet

Jeff Sessions and Donald Trump chuckle (“Sheeeet”)
before getting back to work.

Before we celebrate the utter failure of the “alt-right” to attract anything like actual numbers to their “white civil rights rally” Sunday in DeeCee, let’s remember that they still have control of the Justice Department and the White House.

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    1. I saw an amusing photo from one of the weekend’s rallies. A counter-protester was holding a sign that read “You’re In the Wrong Hood.” Ho, ho.

      These honky holidays are always the worst possible ads for white supremacy. Is the Old Guy Who Gets Fat in Winter a spokesmodel for The Naturist Society? I think not.

    2. Ouch. Reality sets back in. But, no worries, security is tight in the White House, so their robes won’t see the light of day. Wait, secret recordings being done by a staffer in a SCIF? That’s probably why Kelly took her in there. He thought he was in a secure facility, but he was in a reality TV show. A Kardashian was probably hiding behind the drapes taking selfies.

      1. The good news is, the soon-to-be-announced daily cavity search for unauthorized cellphones, digital recorders, GoPros, etc., should slow the march of “progress.” It’s tough to focus on the task of dismantling the Republic for salable parts when you’re assuming the position as Kelly snaps on the rubber glove.

        1. BOHICA baby! By the by, SCIF stands for Secure Compartmented Information Facility. Secretly recording a conversation in there and releasing the recording to the press might put Omarosa in some legal jeopardy.

          1. Actually, if you were in the military and did that in a SCIF or classified area, you’d lose your security clearance, and either be fired and/or court-martialed.

            Different standards for different folks I guess.

      2. Kelly reminds me of so many clueless flag officer who had never been told they are in fact naked and their shit actually does stink. Dude tried reasoning with a reality tv character about values and service. If you have to tell someone they need to have pride in their organization, you ve already lost the argument.

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