Dear Editor,
Most know I like to play with words, but even I could not write this without help. Thank you Nancy, Chuck and Stephen Colbert. I digress.
Stephen Colbert said, “…President Joe Biden. That even feels good rolling off the tongue. It’s like licking the icing off of the spatula.” What?
Then Nancy Pelosi said, …President Trump’s speech promoted the erotic reaction leading to the breaking in of the capital.
Chuck Schumer said, “President Trumps speech lead to the erection of …” What?
These things when used in a certain sequence sounds like the script of an R rated movie. “Come on, man!”
I have a question. Is it possible for a former President to be impeached when he’s not in office? If so, can Obama be impeached for his malfeasance, now that he’s out of office.
If so, can President Biden be impeached for his flexing of his vice presidential muscles to eliminate the attorney general of Ukraine to save Hunter from investigations, before being president?
I saw the news clip. Where, then Vice President Biden, used his office for protecting his son from prosecution in Ukraine. Then President Obama apparently back Biden’s threat to withhold foreign aid unless the attorney general was fired.
On another note, the “green energy” industry has not proven reliable enough or large enough to support the 10,000 people negatively affected by the Keystone pipeline shutdown. Thanks Joe. That makes me wander, “what flavor is this icing?”
As with anything to be consumed, check the expiration date. Some things can give you a belly ache.
One more topic to discuss. The inaugural event. Joe Biden was sworn in under the protection of the National Guard. To the members of the Guard I will apologize for disrespectful treatment of the members of The Guard. These people were sent in to Washington DC for the inauguration of the new president only to be disregarded afterwards by the protected subspecies in our government.
The Guard had to sleep in a garage, in temperatures below 30 degrees, with no restroom facilities for 5,000 individuals. Nicely done You bureaucrats! This is just another example of the peons subjected to the will of the elites.
Marie Antoinette once said of the peasants who were starving, “let them eat cake”.
She eventually lost her head.
To the ladies and gentlemen of our military thank you for your service. I apologize for our less concerned in our government for your significance and contributions.
To the various police agencies, thank you.
For our medical professionals I don’t want to forget you as your colleagues helped keep me breathing these past few years. Thank you as well.
Lloyd Brightwell