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Impeachable Boss Tweet
BAR Poet-in-Residence Raymond Nat Turner
09 Oct 2019
Impeachable Boss Tweet
Impeachable Boss Tweet

in the swamp, downstream 
not far from the White
Supreme Court and Capitalist Hill,
Boss Tweet sings in the 
War House’s Offal Office

“Impeach me—
my weak, impeachable DEMS—
Impeach me—

Nancys, Stenys, Chucks and Jims…

Just one charge from you
brings out the bipartisan in ME—
That ol’ ‘save the system at all
cost’ and deal-artisan in WE!

I’ve profited from the many, many
Wars waged with YOU—
Sanctions, regime change, stock in
OUR monthly coup…

Don’t be a ratty partner—
Work with Boss Tweet— 
work with me, you fools

Let’s keep making the
Law by breaking the
Law and rewriting the rules…”

*Inspired by the great Ira Gershwin’s “Embraceable You”

© 2019. Raymond Nat Turner, The Town Crier. All Rights Reserved.

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