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By: Cedric McClester He got caught up In the traffic jam in Fort Lee Is he innocent or guilty Guess we’ll have to see But his presidential ambitions He’ll have to leave be Because he’ll never get The White House key He’s blamed it on aides That he trusted too much Who were over zealous And now they’re in Dutch Yet he’s been called A ***** such and such Who had his foot on the gas And his hand on the clutch He entered the campaign As if on a mission With his super-sized ego Which fueled his ambition But he relied too much On a keen intuition And now that he’s out He might as well go fishing His gastric by-pass Left him still rotund But he had the energy And was fit to run He savaged others Without a gun But they’re still there Although he’s now done Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2016. All rights reserved.
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Feb 11, 2016
Feb 11, 2016 at 6:37 AM UTC
THE TRAFFIC JAM IN FORT LEE
By: Cedric McClester He got caught up In the traffic jam in Fort Lee Is he innocent or guilty Guess we’ll have to see But his presidential ambitions He’ll have to leave be Because he’ll never get The White House key He’s blamed it on aides That he trusted too much Who were over zealous And now they’re in Dutch Yet he’s been called A ***** such and such Who had his foot on the gas And his hand on the clutch He entered the campaign As if on a mission With his super-sized ego Which fueled his ambition But he relied too much On a keen intuition And now that he’s out He might as well go fishing His gastric by-pass Left him still rotund But he had the energy And was fit to run He savaged others Without a gun But they’re still there Although he’s now done Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2016. All rights reserved.
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Feb 11, 2016
Feb 11, 2016 at 6:37 AM UTC
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