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Why do politicians lie And our wallets deftly pry, Puff and bluster all the time Their intent to cheat sublime. Are we dumb or just naive Of that talent to deceive, Smiles aplenty to go round While broken promises abound. Why venerate them so And not tell them where to go, Pay good money after bad The whole thing is rather sad. When we put them to the test They begin their quest with zest, But time passes all too fast Their resolve's not there to last. We vote them out and start again And get another just the same, This conveyor belt of life Sure to bring us yet more strife. What solution may we ask To complete this ingrate task, Maybe ply them all with drink Hoping this will help them think. As to us, let's tune them out Find a corner where to shout, Release the loathing and emotion, Survive the show and the commotion. Let's be real and rather blunt Lest our message we might stump, There is another old profession That earns its money by the session. We might as well embrace the ride Taking bumps full in our stride, For if we blot out all the noise They become mere soulless voids.
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Dec 1, 2024
Dec 1, 2024 at 12:41 PM UTC
Yet another Politician
open the gate who do you hate "people who know who they are", he said i have to leave i have to flee I'm now in a country where i can't be who i want to be. open the gate who do you hate "everybody but me",
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Nov 6, 2024
Nov 6, 2024 at 11:13 AM UTC
flee
The world watches. They hold their breaths as the ballots are cast- a responsibility and gift not to be taken for granted.
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Nov 5, 2024
Nov 5, 2024 at 7:56 AM UTC
A gift
One more quadrennial, one more election. One more dawn, one more day. One day more and we turn a page and enter one more chapter of history.
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Nov 5, 2024
Nov 5, 2024 at 5:44 AM UTC
One More
Everybody seems Terrified of what will happen When one person or another Wins this election And it matters so much But not so much that you Need to scream at others telling Them what to believe, who to Vote for. I want to say, “IT DOESN’T MATTER!” Because we 𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘸 that they will do nothing. The president is only a single part Of a single branch And no one listens to them anyway. These people may be dangerous But they are effectively ineffective And the greatest danger of all Is how we choose to treat each other, And no president can change that— No president can take away this basic Human decency. So let us all Vote personhood For president. Let us all look the Fearmongers in their eyes And say: 𝘐 𝘢𝘮 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘢𝘧𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘥.
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Nov 4, 2024
Nov 4, 2024 at 10:48 PM UTC
Personhood for President
If in the basket of deplorables must I be, To quote a term most used by sweetest Hilary, Then let me state this best I can, I'm voting for our country, not the man. A country where race and gender aren't the bait, But where everyone is open to debate, United by a sense of common pride Holding back divisions’ surging tide. Where knowledge of our strength is used for good, And our intent for peace is not misunderstood; Making clear to tyrants our firm resolve, So that by dialogue not war may they squabbles solve. A nation where our people are first in line And not succumb to disadvantages or imported crime, From open borders with illegals pouring through, With misguided politicians caring more for them than you. Where doctrine is replaced by common sense, From the fringes seeking dominance hell-bent. Boys competing fully in girls sport, No reasoned thought for when children to abort. Politicians’ vanity projects not worth Squandering our money with intent and unrequited mirth; While millions live in poverty and need, Ignored by legislators craving fame and intellectual greed. I want our leaders to respect our flag, And not applaud when to the ground protestors stomp and drag; And for why, but to score a series of cheap shots, Empowering radicals to ferment those never ending plots. So yes, my vote goes to just my country, And if a name must I choose, I say this humbly, My selection won't be for one that's woke, Or that will seek to send our country broke. Politicians convince themselves they're special, They are in fact a wallowing empty vessel, Using their guile and mimic to impress, When truth be told, they almost invariably depress.
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Oct 27, 2024
Oct 27, 2024 at 1:44 PM UTC
Basket of Deplorables
If in the basket of deplorables must I be, To quote a term most used by sweetest Hilary, Then let me state this best I can, I'm voting for our country, not the man. A country where race and gender aren't the bait, But where everyone is open to debate, United by a sense of common pride Holding back divisions’ surging tide. Where knowledge of our strength is used for good, And our intent for peace is not misunderstood; Making clear to tyrants our firm resolve, So that by dialogue not war may they squabbles solve. A nation where our people are first in line And not succumb to disadvantages or imported crime, From open borders with illegals pouring through, With misguided politicians caring more for them than you. Where doctrine is replaced by common sense, From the fringes seeking dominance hell-bent. Boys competing fully in girls sport, No reasoned thought for when children to abort. Politicians’ vanity projects not worth Squandering our money with intent and unrequited mirth; While millions live in poverty and need, Ignored by legislators craving fame and intellectual greed. I want our leaders to respect our flag, And not applaud when to the ground protestors stomp and drag; And for why, but to score a series of cheap shots, Empowering radicals to ferment those never ending plots. So yes, my vote goes to just my country, And if a name must I choose, I say this humbly, My selection won't be for one that's woke, Or that will seek to send our country broke. Politicians convince themselves they're special, They are in fact a wallowing empty vessel, Using their guile and mimic to impress, When truth be told, they almost invariably depress.
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What if I can see it, smell it, almost touch it, That gilded throne where I will proudly sit, Would people think me mad, Is my ambition so preposterous and bad. And why not me, have I not earned this crown, Someone not worthy of that queenly gown, Bejeweled and composed for all to see, My vassals all around, bowing deep to me. Naysayers bleat I'm just an empty ship, With lights and streamers pretending to be hip, Without a cargo or destination clear, Sailing in circles relying on the wind to steer. But if we're given to analogies, what if I were a Trojan horse, With clear intent and undisputed course, Where guile and purpose rule the day, The aim to soundly win not merely one to play. Demean and underrate me at your peril, I can pivot between angel and pure devil, While my laugh is designed to be disarming, It masks a side of me considerably less charming. Everything I've wanted I've achieved, A trajectory few would have believed, Do you think I'll stop at this last jump, And in so doing fully flatten Trump?
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Aug 24, 2024
Aug 24, 2024 at 3:39 PM UTC
Ambition - in Kamalas own words
I am Indian by birthright, Simply black when it feels right, A gender champion through and through, A Southern Belle from the Bayou. I cover all the bases from Gay rights to MeToo, Environmental warriors – I’ll always stand with you. Black lives truly matter, the Homeless my pet task, All you need is Me, you don’t even need to ask. Show me any audience and I'll immediately relate, Where's the very harm to myself Ingratiate; They say my laughs a cackle, but that's blatantly untrue, It's simply Inner-me, reaching out to Outer-you. As to championing Hamas, that's nothing but a slur, The fact my husband's Jewish should that thought conclusively deter, Same deal with loving felons, what will they dream up next, That I'm a prosecutor who's never read the text? On drugs and immigration, they titled me the Tsar, I never asked for that as our Border is too far, I'd rather spend my days engaging our core base, Cajoling them to spend for this pivotal new race. Vance calls me a Chameleon, Trump's confused by who I am, They'll figure soon enough the cunning of this femme, The more I keep them guessing, the less prepared they'll be, When finally I pounce, then they'll twig who's truly me. I've got the Party pliant, putty in my hands, Celebrities galore, like shiny rubber bands; Money pouring in, donors by the score, All the worthwhile Media gushing it's Kamala they adore. As to any policies, I don't stay up at nights, Why worry when my bag holds Reproductive rights; C'mon Donald, admit you’ve badly lost, I'm the future President and you’ll be simply Toast.
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Aug 2, 2024
Aug 2, 2024 at 3:41 PM UTC
Let them Wonder - in Kamal's own words
I am Indian by birthright, Simply black when it feels right, A gender champion through and through, A Southern Belle from the Bayou. I cover all the bases from Gay rights to MeToo, Environmental warriors – I’ll always stand with you. Black lives truly matter, the Homeless my pet task, All you need is Me, you don’t even need to ask. Show me any audience and I'll immediately relate, Where's the very harm to myself Ingratiate; They say my laughs a cackle, but that's blatantly untrue, It's simply Inner-me, reaching out to Outer-you. As to championing Hamas, that's nothing but a slur, The fact my husband's Jewish should that thought conclusively deter, Same deal with loving felons, what will they dream up next, That I'm a prosecutor who's never read the text? On drugs and immigration, they titled me the Tsar, I never asked for that as our Border is too far, I'd rather spend my days engaging our core base, Cajoling them to spend for this pivotal new race. Vance calls me a Chameleon, Trump's confused by who I am, They'll figure soon enough the cunning of this femme, The more I keep them guessing, the less prepared they'll be, When finally I pounce, then they'll twig who's truly me. I've got the Party pliant, putty in my hands, Celebrities galore, like shiny rubber bands; Money pouring in, donors by the score, All the worthwhile Media gushing it's Kamala they adore. As to any policies, I don't stay up at nights, Why worry when my bag holds Reproductive rights; C'mon Donald, admit you’ve badly lost, I'm the future President and you’ll be simply Toast.
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I'm sitting pretty biding my time Staying real quiet towing the line, For President Biden, that lovely old man Playing the game as only I can. Why make loud waves, somehow act up, When everything soon will fall in my lap, Quiet will do it, with a giggle or two, Hold my cards close and see this thing through. Joe barely knows and doesn’t much care When all he can muster is the 50 yard stare, Once a great man now just a shell Hell of a shame he can't hear the bell. Time is my friend for as every week passes, The closer I get to those fawning masses, Cheering me on as I take our great oath Sealing my path, cementing my growth. Joe's a mere tool I’ll use till I'm ready, But it needs to be soon as he's ever less steady, Have him beat Trump, that foul mouthed buffoon, Then on to dear Joe who shan't be immune. The Media will gush, but just for a bit, While I contentedly wait and quietly sit, One gaffe way too many, they'll call for his head, And here am I ready to jump in instead. Madam President, sure has a ring, A fine tune Beyonce will conjure and sing, As to the fact I wasn't elected, Who cares if it's me that must be selected. For those that once doubted my inscrutable skills, It gives me the goosebumps and even the chills, I socked it to Hillary and ******* the great chump, So call me Kamala, the Queen and a Champ.
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Feb 8, 2024
Feb 8, 2024 at 4:12 PM UTC
I'm Kamala - your next President