According to the liberals, everyone in the world thinks Trump is crazy; well at least everyone who doesn’t like him, fears him or can’t understand him. When I hear the claim that Trump is crazy I am left wondering what these people use as a yardstick of sanity.
Hillary Clinton has blamed everything but the lack of iodine in voter’s water for her defeat. In her scrambled mind, the two million vote margin she won in New York should somehow give her a mandate. To continue doing the same thing and expecting a different result is the clinical definition of insanity. The Democrats are still waiting for someone with great courage to explain to Ms. Clinton how the Electoral College works.
Elizabeth Warren continues to claim she is an Indian; not India Indian but American Indian. Never mind she hasn’t produced a scintilla of evidence to support her claim; she still thinks she is an Indian. I think I am a Prussian Prince but most people know I’m nuts. Maybe some fine day she will show photos of her with her Grammy holding scalps. She recently said, “[America] not a healthy Democracy if person with most votes loses”; perhaps a staffer could explain to Warren that the U.S. is a democratic republic, not a democracy in which the mob rules.
Fast forward to Nancy Pelosi who can’t make both eyes focus in unison and can’t leave her teeth alone. There are patients in mental facilities that routinely make more intelligent comments than this woman. “But we have to pass the bill so we can find out what is in it, away from the fog of the controversy.” As a matter of fact, a delusional marginal graduate of Happy House School makes more intelligent comments.
And then there’s Auntie Maxine Waters who acts more like a ghetto queen (which she is) than a United States congress member. The things that come out of this woman’s mouth would make a horse clean up after itself from embarrassment. From trying to incite riots to fawning over communist dictators, Auntie Maxine pretty well covers the gambit of inane remarks.
Dick Durbin put his brilliance on display by saying his fellow Democrats should forego getting reelected to block Trump’s SCOTUS nominee. Telling a senator to sacrifice his or her seat of power for anything is an outrageous idea; McCain’s refusal to step aside when incapacitated and near death is an excellent example of power over principle.
Several of the Democrats have suggested, no demanded, that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) should be abolished. Not one of these mental giants has offered a plan to secure the border or the flow of drugs once the agency is shut down. “Just shut ICE down, we don’t need no stinkin border! How do you expect us to get new voters?”
“Today, we have two Vietnams, side by side, North and South, exchanging and working. East and West and North and South are distinguishable one from the other.” Shelia Jackson Lee. I am left wondering if Ms. Jackson Lee knows her left from her right.
“My fear is the whole island [Guam] will become so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize…” Representative Hank Johnson, D-GA. I must admit I never once thought about it capsizing. I did worry about it floating off to Hawaii until the Navy attached big sea anchors to the island.
As I sit here thinking about it, Washington, D.C., could use a Prussian prince. They wear colorful outfits and could teach congressional members how to waltz as opposed to the tricky two-step, or is it side-step. I am confident that if it involves anything good for the country, it would be side-step.
And people get their shorts in a wad over the things that Trump says? Looks to me as if he fits right in with the craziness in D.C.; maybe his detractors fear he is going to displace their insanity.
Have a good week. Bill Shuey is a freelance writer in Zebulon, North Carolina.
Here is what nags on me.
When Obama was in office, It was a Bubble, it was false it was manipulated, it was all a show, a circus etc. etc. etc.
And yet when Trump steps out upon the “world stage” it suddenly all becomes real again? It is now not a bubble?
i call BS.