The American oligarchs, our new class of people that are not so new anymore, the American Politburo, have a motto: me, myself and I.
They have no shame. They have no sense of self-consciousness. They don’t care that they are on tape contradicting themselves. They have no sense of anything other than seeing to it that they say and do anything to keep themselves getting re-elected and in power.
So we see it over and over again on the TV, or maybe it depends upon what station you actually watch. Some of the stations, part of the mainstream media, are owned and run by the lapdogs of the American oligarchs. They share that motto: me myself and I.
Shakespeare is a good lesson here. You know, me thinks she doth protest too much.
Listen to those Despicable Democrats, the panderers, particularly the ones running for the Democratic nomination. They will say and do anything to get attention, yet they won’t give up their privileged place in our society. Or, their primary goal is to keep enriching themselves: me, myself and I.
They are making a mockery of this country and the American people. Pelosi and her Democrats are saying that the elections we have don’t count, or that the voice of the American people doesn’t count.
Great Britain most recently set the example for this. Three years ago and then some they voted for Brexit. But the leaders did not like that, so they hemmed and hawed and put it off and tried to have it overturned. They tried to tell the people that they did not know what they were doing when they voted for it.
Really? Because it didn’t fit the leaders’ agenda?
Sound familiar?
What we’re going through in America is no different except that Nancy Pelosi and friends are much more reckless. Harry Reid started messing with the rules in the Senate and his changing of the rules set a dangerous example. If you remember, by the way, he lied about Romney’s taxes and then said it was okay he did that because Romney didn’t get elected.
The hell with us all as long as they can serve themselves the me, myself and I.
If you’ve been around long enough, you remember the “I’d rather be dead than red” slogan from the cold war. Well, because the me, myself and I Despicable Democrats find themselves in jeopardy, in danger of not getting their way, they are willing to tear down the entire structure of our government.
Me, me, me. Me, myself and I.
We are only eleven months from an election where the people can talk for themselves. Why not let that happen? Especially since, as it seems, that urgency of impeachment the lying Dems held to doesn’t seem to be so urgent, it would be appropriate, the Democratic thing to do, to let the people speak.
That they are so unwilling to let that happen in a free and fair election tells it all. My way or the highway our American Politburo oligarchs, the Despicable Dems, say. Now isn’t that the epitome of me, myself and I?
