Maggie Haberman Exposes A Carefully Crafted Donald Trump Trick: ‘Simply Not True’
There’s a “veneer” the president flaunts,
Says The New York Times in its taunts,
Maintained with great care,
For all to beware,
In a facade that nobody wants.
There’s a “veneer” the president flaunts,
Says The New York Times in its taunts,
Maintained with great care,
For all to beware,
In a facade that nobody wants.
A man named David Streever in Finland
Had his wife warned by officers, quite grim
For an email he’d sent
Months ago, they were bent
On claiming it was threatening, the claim was quite thin.
There once was a player named Mbappé
Who in World Cup did display
A brilliant step over
And a second-half rover
Scoring record broken that day
There once was a VP quite stern,
Who saw signs that made her heart yearn,
For a time long ago,
When signs didn’t show,
Inclusivity, justice, or concern.
There once were three brave firefighters,
In Colorado, they faced deadly fires.
Trump’s agency’s plan,
Was to stomp out each brand,
But now their fate sadly transpires.
There once were some notes that were phony,
The FBI found them quite bologna,
One in February,
And a recent memory,
Inauthenticity they did decry.
There once was a justice named Jackson
Who criticized a colleague’s reaction
To the 14th Amendment
In a style quite adamant
His views caused quite a strong reaction
There once was a man named Loeb,
Who studied black holes, don’t you know?
Head of Harvard’s astron’omy,
Now he’s leading a committee,
Researching UFOs in a row.
When the court reached a point of confusion,
Fearing a Constitution’s profusion,
We must not turn our back,
On the truth we must not slack,
For our nation’s sake, find a solution.
There once was a wise elder’s call,
Saying it’s time to heed them all.
Their wisdom so grand,
We must understand,
For their guidance will never fall.