Well, I like my headline but not as much as I like Maureen Dowd’s brilliant takedown of the gang that can’t shoot straight; can’t think thoughtfully; can’t speak seriously; can’t keep from fawning over The Fool; can’t face the truth just as Jack Nicholson notoriously told Tom Cruise in a movie Dowd devilishly recounts.
You can’t handle the … in the movie A Few Good Men.
In watching and listening to any or all of the six cabinet meetings toyed around with by Toothless Tiger Trump, one comes to the conclusion these cabinet secretaries – with one or two notable exceptions – must be the great-great-great grandchildren of founders of America’s shortest-lived political party, that being, of course, The Know Nothing Party which loosely and lousily existed briefly before The Civil War.
It’s motto: I know nothing.
And to cut to the chase I believe vacancies at the Secretary of Homeland Security – currently and ineptly filled by Kristi Noem – and Federal Emergency Management Agency [FEMA] honcho David Richardson who finally showed up yesterday in Texas eight days after the flood.
Even Heck-of-a-Job Brownie wasn’t that tardy as hundreds died in the Super Dome.
This enormous Texas national disaster may eventually set an all-time record for water deaths with the exception of aforementioned Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and yet several local officials said, “It could have been so much worse.”
Yes, sir. No sirens. No timely warnings. No evacuation plans at camps, parks, playgrounds, mobile homes and even complete communities. Regardless, there are many, many heroes, many of whom will never be recognized, including the Coast Guard aerial basket rescuer who saved 165 lives.
So does No. 45/47 have the ability, personal interest and desire to clean up the current problem before going on to create another one[s]?
Answer. Nope.
Just imagine what he can do to/for us in the remaining 42 two months of his second administration.
