Interview With MAGA

I: Let me first thank the volunteer,
    for his cooperation given today.
    As he faithfully responds to questions,
    that we put directly in his way.

Q: Beginning with, when you first heard of MAGA,
    and then decided to participate ?
    Because when I first heard the name, I thought
    my child had just thrown up, but I don't mean to hate.

A: Well ... I first heard of it after a sermon
    was given one early Sunday morn.
    And I got so excited and pumped up,
    I joined right then ...God I thought I was reborn.

Q: Okay, great ... now after joining, can you tell
    me when America was great, as the name implies?
A: Well ... I couldn't say exactly when it was,
    because you know, out there is a lot of lies.

Q: So true ... so what can you tell me about the MAGA
    leader, a former president with legal problems of his own ?
A: Well ... even though he's never served, or known the inside
    of a church, I know he don't take  from nobody, and I like that tone.

Q: Alright then ... to sum it all up, can you tell me what you stand for, 
    since, as you know, out there is a lot of division and hate.
A: Well, sure I can, we look to return America to its Christian roots,
    and everyone else, can take a hike. And this guy Trump, he throws 
    around a lot of weight.

I: So it seems ... well, thank you for your time, we appreciate even
    the littlest, insignificant words you spoke. And while the debates
    continue over the countries future, our democracy is at stake, and
    that's no joke.
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Trestrail Avatar
July 12, 2024 at 4:42 AM
Trump has MAGA and Joe has GaGa! I know which I’d choose. Don’t worry about democracy, Trump will save it for ya!
Mattson Avatar
July 21, 2024 at 6:11 AM
Thank you Keith for your sobering viewpoint. I'm reminded of a quote by Lincoln which said, " I walk slowly, but I never walk backwards." That is the biggest difference I see between the two of them.
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