Michiganderer Philandered and Rachel Maddow

Michiganderer Philandered and Rachel Maddow

She is most modest and not a mad cow
Which is why we love Rachel Maddow
Now or brown or full blown all over town
She is none other than Maddow world renown. 

Definitely can maintain her composure
Even if on her show she aired exposure
About Governor who is a Michigander
Panders money and it is a philanderer.

Up to Trump's door they all did troop
So they could hear horrible latest scoop
Which is what people started to realize
Flies flew around his much to our surprise.

Tippecanoe as well as terrible Trump too
Also according to my latest point of view
Trump should give up go ahead and yield
Loonies and losers like him belong in left field.

When towards fielder comes galloping ground ball
He has to concentrate on it over the long haul
But if as hard as he tries ball passes him byes
If he said he caught it was a pack of lies.

Maddow, Maddow have some wind blow all of
his BS by and bad feelings somehow. There are
two other BS's not standing for Bernie Sanders.
Whatever, someone take care of those not taking
care Flint who we happen to find of their money
were philanderers.

James Hilarious Serious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
Bolivia, NC

PS. Does anyone have a Maddow email address
that I can email this to?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Bocsa Avatar
January 28, 2016 at 10:26 AM
Master of Couplet, there are brave verses with Maddow`s good news wind blow winning>deep admiration
Horn Avatar
January 28, 2016 at 12:17 PM
OB One Kenobi, Maddow could run for President right now and there are people out there who would vote for her. Jim Horn
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