The Henchmen Strategy: What Trump Is Doing To Make The Law His Own
There once was a man named Trump
Appointing Attorneys with a thump
To twist the law in his favor
His personal legal savior
His quest to control, a real jump
There once was a man named Trump
Appointing Attorneys with a thump
To twist the law in his favor
His personal legal savior
His quest to control, a real jump
There once was an astronaut so bold,
Whose space mission was worth gold,
Back home safe and sound,
After floating around,
NASA’s oldest, a story to be told.
There once was a rock legend so grand
Whose new song took a strong stand
“If you’re a fascist,” he said
“Get a Tesla instead”
In his music, rebellion was fanned
There once was a woman named Shanetta,
In court, she declared “I didn’t betray ya”
Charged with stabbing a paramedic,
As she was being transported to clinic,
But she pleaded not guilty, oh say a!
There once was a first lady, so bold,
Whose fears from the president’s policies, she told,
She shared her concern,
For the country to discern,
In hopes that the future would unfold.
There once was a tragic report
Of children who met their retort
Illinois State Police
Found it hard to piece
Ages 4 to 18, a heart-wrenching sort
There once was a man named Enten,
Who found Trump’s polls to be frightenin’.
With one key group, he said,
The numbers were dead,
His limerick made quite a sensation.
There once was a woman so bold,
Who spoke of the president, we’re told.
She didn’t mince words,
Her views were never blurred,
Her opinions were strong, truth be told.
There once was a Rep. named Neguse,
Who asked Rep. Joyce for some news,
“Why not worry,” he said,
About taxes on thread,
Import tariffs give us the blues.
There once was a president bold,
Who criticized a team, or so I’m told.
The Giants’ Barkley, he dissed,
At the Eagles’ White House tryst,
A risky move, some say, quite cold.