Tommy Tuberville’s Trump-Flattering Presidents’ Day Pitch Goes Awry
There once was a Republican, Trump-loving,
Who was slammed as “pathetic” and more;
His views stirred up strife,
In the political life,
But his beliefs he fiercely swore.
There once was a Republican, Trump-loving,
Who was slammed as “pathetic” and more;
His views stirred up strife,
In the political life,
But his beliefs he fiercely swore.
There once was a float in Düsseldorf,
Showing Jesus receiving a wallop.
The president’s punch,
In the face of the Son,
Caused quite a religious uproar.
The US and Canada, bold and cold,
In Olympic gold, their rivalry’s told.
For the seventh time,
In a clash sublime,
Their border battle never grows old.
There once was a youth hockey game in Rhode Island
Where three people were tragically slain
The suspect, it seems,
Had violent dreams
And now all that’s left is the pain
There once was a director so bold
Whose documentaries did unfold
A history unique
In-depth, no critique
Through movies, his stories were told
There once was a defendant unnamed
Who to ISIS had reportedly claimed
Allegiance one day
In a courtroom display
His fate in the justice system remained
There once was a man named Gray
Whose son caused a terrible fray
With a gun he supplied
Four innocent lives died
Now justice must have its say
There was a masked person they found,
With a gun and a backpack unwound,
Outside Guthrie’s Tucson home,
Where she vanished alone,
In surveillance videos, they’re bound.
There once was a card that was rare,
A Pickachu Illustrator, people did stare,
Sold for sixteen point five,
A collector’s dream alive,
At Goldin Auctions it found a new lair.
There once was a trio so wise,
Rejected monikers in disguise,
“Powerpuff Girls,” they said,
And “Babes of Glory” dread,
Trademark issues they did despise.