Commander In Chief Poems - Poems about Commander In Chief

Over our collective figurative eyes commander in chief pulls wool... because you watch and see that democracy will unspool military (intelligent) industrial complex tool at Trump's beck and call, where hardened soldiers train the crosshairs of their firearms against innocent bystanders, especially targeting supposedly nonestablishmentarians (like this rebel without a clause), who embraces win/win conflict resolution shouting thru a megaphone while standing atop a toady stool, hence deployment of National...

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Please keep yer cotton-pickin' schnoz out of the Israeli affair, Joe! Mr. Netanyahu is much better qualified to deal with the foe! Seems everything you get involved with becomes a giant fiasco! 'Twould be great if you spent less time tryin' to rule the world, Joe, And seriously consider eradicatin' the chaos you've created in America, Bro!...

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How does it make you feel when the one you voted for, lost? Did the earth stop revolving; or did the sun refuse to shine? Did your boat cease to float; or did your sails fall into the river? I was just thinking about the times that my candidate lost, and about the time that I voted FOR a...

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President Donald Trump will not concede Sure Biden lost, and he was in the lead Demands a recount; Says it's a miscount, Not...

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Commander In Chief On His High Horse Haint Budge'n American democracy go'n to hell at light speed breaking into a bajillion pieces tuffet in a handbasket sans, lame leader ship (of motley fools) doth reed like art art of the deal ...

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first peoples voted nay (they haven’t much of a say) Call him chief? beyond belief! but they’d sure like his scalp for display...

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Astride his cyber-stallion of hi-tech military might, against the backdrop of missile silos, he's a fearsome sight, the Commander-in-Chief, so huge, malevolently looming, smirking at seared carcasses, grinning and preening as the wounded crawl and drag their corpses through debris, ...

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