The Monkey that Became President … Monkeys Rule and Today’s Politician’s Drool

The Democrats are in shambles … its time for a “Monkey” to become President …

With Congress at an 11% approval rating, ethics violations not only from former chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee Charlie Rangel but also US Rep Maxine Waters (D-CA) and Barack Obama with a  job approval rating sinking out of sight, it’s time for a real individual to take office … Monkey Power!

Where is Nancy Pelosi’s most honest Congress ever? What say you Nancy as another one of your Democrat US Reps faces ethics charges? Will Obama throw Maxine Waters under the bus too as he did Rangel? Will “The One” be saying it’s time for her to bow out gracefully and with dignity as well? Or is the real question be, will Rangel and Waters play the race card.

Throw the bums out of office and elect candidates that will govern of, by and for the people. Some times that person is a “Monkey.”

Monkey’s Rule  and politicians drool … The “Scared” Monkey that became President … real hope and change you can believe in.

Would you rather have a monkey up in Washington, d.c.
Or have those people making monkeys out of you and me?

The Monkey That Became President – Tom T. Hall

I was there on the day the monkey came into this world
His face was round and reddish and his hair was slightly curled
He didn’t look too different from the others I had seen
Who’d-a-thought he was the answer to the nation’s dream?

At first he didn’t seem to be intelligent at all
Each time he’d start to walk about he’d stumble and he’d fall
My first impression was to be a most mistaken thought
Lord a’mighty, what’s this little hairy monkey wrought?

Because I witnessed his departure from his mother’s womb
I felt inclined to check his progress every afternoon
One day the keeper of the zoo called in the live tv
Frankly said, I think you’ll be amazed at what you see.

The monkey walked and talked and waved his arms about his head
In the corner was the stack of books that he had read
An educated monkey! said the papers ’cross the land
It was more than weary sociologists could stand

Oh, his fame was universal, he was on the carson how
People talked about him kindly everywhere he’d go
His insight was amazing, his philosophy was fair
He became a politician welcome everywhere

His wit was not to be compared with any mind intact
He’d lace a phrase with irony and blend it all with fact
Conservatives applauded and the liberals were entranced
The bigots and the integrationists were in his camp

Nobody dared to meet him in an open press debate
He was nominated by the folks from every state
Yes, a monkey was the president, though maybe not the first
And there was peace and harmony throughout the universe

The dream I had last night has been related as it came
As for interpretation, well, it’s really very plain
Would you rather have a monkey up in Washington, d.c.
Or have those people making monkeys out of you and me?