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In reply to the discussion: Donald Trump's inauguration poem describes Barack Obama as a 'tyrant' [View all]Wounded Bear
(64,017 posts)61. On second thought...
Trump will probably give him a medal of freedom.
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Donald Trump's inauguration poem describes Barack Obama as a 'tyrant' [View all]
tenderfoot
Jan 2017
OP
I was certain the poem would start with "There once was a man from Nantucket..."
brooklynite
Jan 2017
#5
That's fascist, strongman-worshipping crap. McKenzie wrote a similar piece of crap
highplainsdem
Jan 2017
#7
More crap from McKenzie, not poetry but a column attacking Biden vis-a-vis Ryan in 2012:
highplainsdem
Jan 2017
#17
Well, Trump is "anti-status quo". Obama and liberals dems are "status-quo" so that makes him evil
emulatorloo
Jan 2017
#19
My guess is that this wasn't solicited by anyone: the guy also wrote a poem celebrating Trump's
Princess Turandot
Jan 2017
#22
Correcting the last sentence above. McKenzie does have a website peddling his bad poetry.
highplainsdem
Jan 2017
#32
The Scottish story of Dumbnail of MacLoed portrays him as a stupid strongman literally.
hedda_foil
Jan 2017
#29
See my reply #37 below. The Independent apparently fell for self-promotion by the poet,
highplainsdem
Jan 2017
#40
Comments from Salon managing editor, who thinks the Independent "got trolled":
highplainsdem
Jan 2017
#37
Real, and sadly due to publishers falling for PR email from the bad poet. See my reply above
highplainsdem
Jan 2017
#42
I was expecting a Pepe the Frog reference thrown in for good measure. nt
Tommy_Carcetti
Jan 2017
#44
Unfortunately, the Scotsman fell for this poet's PR email too, and published it.
highplainsdem
Jan 2017
#43
LOL! Wonkette calls it "A perfectly horrible new Vogon poem written to 'pay tribute to his
highplainsdem
Jan 2017
#45
