Several years ago during spring break a friend and I were visiting Nashville, Tennessee, for the first time. We’d gone on a bus tour of the city and sung karaoke in a downtown bar. We’d even checked out Coyote Ugly, which was a bit disappointing. Maybe if we’d been a couple of guys it would’ve been more fun.
One of the oddest occurrences from the trip was when an obviously drunk guy in a well-tailored grey suit stumbled across a crowded bar, weaving between tables as a singer belted out a Charlie Daniels cover from the stage. To our shock, the drunk approached our table, pulled out a chair and sat down.
With no preamble the first words out of his mouth were, “I’m kind of a big fu**ing deal.”
My friend and I exchanged looks, rose from our seats, and left the bar. Neither of us needed this guy’s line of b.s.
I feel like Donald Trump is the drunk at my table. He keeps telling me what a big deal he is, and I keep walking away. He keeps spewing b.s., but no one holds him accountable. When will the GOP controlled Congress say, “Enough!” and walk away from the table? Once Kim Jong Un hits the nuclear button, it’s gonna be way too late.
Praying for Eyebrowz 
I waited a football game hoping for someone to remark on this post. I’m sure you know, that chirping politics often leads to crickets. Your “drunk at the table” take is spot on. I’m curious, what da ya think. Would impeachment or just a walking away by the Donald be better for the country?
Regards,
I. Shy
Langley, Virginia
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That’s a good question. Walking away would still leave so many things unanswered. But, it might also let us start to heal. Except Pence is most likely a heel.
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I’m disappointed you left. It could have been a much better post. 🙂 – Marty
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Ha! I am always conscious of what Studly would think! He didn’t find it funny at all when I told him.
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