February 23, 2017
They said it couldn’t be done…well, I
said it couldn’t be done, but we made it through an entire month under the
watchful tweets of Donald J. Chrump. We are now 30 days and 198 (That is 66/day
for the math-averse among you.) frighteningly stupid tweets into this, for lack
of a better word, presidency.
Chrump is working hard to keep every
deplorable, racist, fascist campaign promise he made. Deporting 11 million
immigrants, building a wall, banning all Muslims, depriving millions of
healthcare, stealing from the poor to give to the rich, the tacit approval of the alt-Right, destroying the planet – all the stuff that
will make America great again. Chrump has wasted no time insulting and
blindsiding world leaders – friend and foe alike. He is also busy creating the cabinet
that do the most damage to the fabric of our democracy. Sad.
Rounding out this Month From Hell, Chrump
went to the National Museum of African American History and Culture where he
pretended to care about African Americans. After all, he is only a casual
racist, not like many of the professional racists, Islamophobes and
anti-Semites who populate his cabinet. To prove his love for black folks he
told them that he won the election thanks to states like South Carolina – the
state that began and still cannot let go of the Civil War – where he “won by
double, double, double digits.” He thought this would be a good place to also
pretend that he cares about the alarming proliferation of anti-Semitism that
has arisen in tandem with Chrump’s ascendance to the throne.
Jewish organizations were unimpressed
with Chrump’s no-hearted attempt to stumble through a statement implying that
anti-Semitism was a bad thing (Who knew?). The Anne Frank Center said, “His
statement today is a pathetic asterisk of condescension after weeks in which he
and his staff have committed grotesque acts and omissions reflecting
anti-Semitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the
record. Make no mistake: The anti-Semitism coming out of this Administration is
the worst we have ever seen from any Administration.” Sean Spicer stood up for
his boss with his signature disingenuous whining, “But it’s ironic that no
matter how many times he talks about this, it’s never good enough.” Poor little
Chrumpy, everyone picks on him for no reason. After Chrump’s pathetic swing and
miss, and the latest horrific terror attack on a Jewish cemetery, it was
decided that Mike Pence should step up to the plate and take a swing. Pence did
better than his boss, at least making contact, but only fouling it off, in part
because his facial expression, as usual, conveyed an unmistakable insincerity
bordering on treachery.
In other news, though we have
(thankfully) not seen hide nor hair of Kellyanne Conjob since she did her
illegal informercial for Ivanka’s fashion line, the White House insists that
she has not been “sidelined” from appearing in public. I can only assume from
this statement that she has been Putin-ed. I for one will not miss her, though
my condolences go out to her family.
I. Mangrey reporting. Only 47 months to
go.
Mad in USA
Mad in USA
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