Two Political Funerals and a Raspberry
“And when they thought in themselves that they were wise, they became insane.”
~Aramaic Bible
Well, America’s first political funeral is over, and will shortly be forgotten. The attendee’s and their biases will be remembered for decades. They felt that the shadow of a peevish also-ran would cover their conceit but may soon discover that many of his supporters were also put off by it. It doesn’t bode well for average Americans, however. The rancor will not be abated.
So how do I not care? In truth, my life will change very little by whichever side sways the unwashed masses to vote for them. But the generations after me? They will reap the rewards of this generations hubris. For them, I’ll say a little prayer, then sing a la-de-dah song and turn to watch the sunrise while I sip the morning coffee and wish it all away.
Good morning!
September 3, 2018 at 6:36 am
I’m right there with you Sir. Good Morning!
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September 3, 2018 at 9:51 am
I posted an article from a newspaper I rarely read. Breitbart News snagged it so I snagged it, too. Now I’m done with the McCain funerals and those who were and were not invited to attend. He’s buried, the flag can be raised once again, and the haters can go back to trashing conservatives and Trump.
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September 3, 2018 at 9:54 am
I was beginning to think they were going to send him to a taxidermist so that he could lay in the capitol rotunda for a hundred years …
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September 3, 2018 at 10:04 am
Dear God, Rusty, that probably crossed the minds of a few who were there to kiss up to the family. Senator Lindsey Graham made a comment about renaming Washington, DC to McCain, DC.
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