Caucus Poems - Poems about Caucus

The Freedom Caucus Like staunch sentinels they stand Around a center speaker, a white-haired man With microphone poised and voice steady To speak of a vote and not being ready. “We have bad news regarding the bill To fund more corruption, more dirty deals, Just one more attack and another red pill. We’re the Freedom Caucus,” says the man. “We’re here today...

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Caucus in Circus Producing Chaos was in a caucus part of a three ring circus becoming chaos...

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Mr. Pete Buttigieg lost his edge His early bird victory turned to fledge...

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Outside convenes a caucus of noisy crows, through my window I observe their convention, an impressive display but no one really knows their chaotic cacophonic intention. Landing on the lawn, and taking to the trees Seemingly argumentative and yelling. A skitterry squirrel takes note and flees, taking refuge in his knothole dwelling. The clamorous cawing is strangely staccato, Shattering the prior, peaceful...

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Caucus Over ©2012 C. Brent Cloyd Romney claims he is most electable Results conclude that is debatable. Bachman stood firm on defense and health care law Discovered her support was filled with straw. Santorum touched palms, wore out shoes and truck Had clear narrative, timing and good luck. Perry soared, forgot, “oops,” and millions spent Said thanks, boarded plane, back to Texas went. Paul hates...

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Just like a loser Always whining about loss Next time... democrats...

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