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The Intersectional House of Cards Has Fallen
Ding dong the witch is dead And her intersectional house of cards Built on a shaky swamp of lies Is now tumbling, blown away And burned to the ground. Who could not see this coming 10 years ago, five years ago, one year ago, The inevitable backlash to tyranny? The truth is it was always a toss up, And it took a political groundswell To open the doors to disinfection By the cleansing power of light and air Good old reason and common sense. Gone are the days when DEI Was forced down our throats On our knees, hands tied behind our backs. The witch with gun to our head may be gone But her policies and lingering stench Still fill the halls of power, And like all things evil, She can always rise from the dead. Ding dong the witch is dead So today we celebrate, dance and sing And stomp the ground above her grave. (2/21/26)
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