Kamala Harris asks audience if America is ‘ready’ for her presidency, crowd shouts ‘No’
Tag: Political
Words that FIT!
G.K. Chesterton Quote fits perfectly with the word of the day which is … ta-da … YESTERDAY!
“The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.”
Today is purely INSANITY! Fight for Truth and Morals as was YESTERDAY!
Hypocrisy the lIBERAL; a Limerick poem
My Limerick for today … Political, yes; Comical yes; Truthful, I think so!
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Rules to remember besides being silly are, it’s five lines long
The first two lines rhyme with each other and with the fifth line
The third and fourth lines also rhyme
Limericks are also supposed to have a certain rhythm.
There once was a man who sought a position
He studied to do well at his audition
Do you believe in God? No, was his reply
You are just the type; helpful smart sort of guy
Thank God for that was his whispered petition
Is 80 too old? — Ask Pelosi!
Okay! Haven’t posted on 1liner for a few, but today I feel silly. Nothing new about that! Last month I celebrated my 79th; therefore, I HESITATE TO SAY, I am almost 80 years old. (Same age as Pelosi) — When your nearly 80 you have the right to be silly.
I keep thinking of this dumb phrase I heard on an old black and white movie, sorry I can’t remember the Title of the film, the One Liner is:
“I am so happy my Birthday falls on the Day I was born.”
Thanks, Twitter for this laugh!
Even Fandango, will laugh.
What an anomaly! I was going to skip this prompt but then I discovered this anomaly and had to share it.
Please, you just have to see this little girl on twitter.
https://twitter.com/search?q=Mini%20aoc&f=videos&src=tyah
also just for being a sport here is another anomaly, at least I think so!
My First Political Limerick
Fandango does it again, the perfect prompt for my LIMERICK!
Coming Soon May 12!
Observed annually on May 12, National Limerick Day celebrates the birthday of English artist, illustrator, author and poet Edward Lear (May 12, 1812 – Jan. 29, 1888). Lear is known mostly for his literary nonsense in poetry, prose, and limericks.
Anyway, rules to remember besides being silly are, it’s five lines long
The first two lines rhyme with each other and with the fifth line
The third and fourth lines also rhyme
Limericks are also supposed to have a certain rhythm.
There was once an election!
And LEFT had their selection,
Surprise, anyway!
Which wrought the hearsay.
The upshot — insurrection!
(A Limerick) It’s supposed to be nonsense, ANYWAY like the politics and media of today!
Amicable Leftist… Congratulations
This video made my day, I hope it makes you happy too!
Now can we UNITE AS IN, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
I love Glenn Greenwald!
