Speaking of birds of a feather, what's up with the secretary of state
only taking one(1) reporter along on his Asian Junket? And a fellow
right winger, too. Trumps new secretaries and their army of appointed
administrators are bringing their Goldman Sachs skills right into the
White House. Still and all, we need to get past gawking at these
Clowns, and get back to figuring out how to drain this new Swamp that
is replacing the old one.
The Swamp is the problem, not the alligators that live in it. If we
wander back through the history of the USA, we find that our economy
is like a roller coaster. There really hasn't been much in the way of
a stable economy for the working class. Of course its been just fine
for the folks on the top of the hill, behind their secure walls.
But for the "common folks" it seems that just about the time things
are looking up, down we go again. But not the Ruling Class.
And yet, there they were, stomping and snorting in Nashville. It's
like they haven't yet figured out that the Trumpster is laughing up
his sleeve at their expense. I think of those air filled clowns with
the big smile painted on their faces. Every time you knock one down,
it pops right back up, grinning all the time.
Remember Mad Magazine with Alfred E. Neuman grinning out from the
cover, saying,"What, me worry?" Well, Alfred's been a busy boy over
the years, because there's a whole big bunch of his offspring running
around today.
Carl Jarvis
On 3/16/17, Miriam Vieni <miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Birds of a feather...
Miriam
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Subject: [blind-democracy] where the nut falls
The nut doesn't fall far from the Hickory Tree.
President Trump says that he is a lot like President Andrew Jackson.
This could well be the first honest statement made by Trump.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday toured The Hermitage, the historic home
of President Andrew Jackson, and placed a wreath on the seventh president's
tomb. Trump, the first sitting president to visit since Ronald Reagan,
toured the mansion and a somber Trump walked under to Jackson's tomb
saluting and laying a wreath as Taps played in the background. The visit by
the 45th president is historic. Jackson's populist politics have resonated
with Trump.
