Foghorn Leghorn

Foghorn Leghorn¹

Couldn't help but remember the immortal words of Foghorn J. Leghorn: "I WON!" "I WON!" "I WON!" but after a bit, he contemplated: "there must have been some way I could have lost." That is how I felt listening to Trump's post election address: "There must have been some way we could have lost."

As Trump waxed ever more "conciliatory" during his victory celebration, pledging to be a president “for all Americans” and calling for unity, the "some way we could have lost" became ever more apparent as he continued "to sell out the Red States mandate" just minutes after it delivered him victory. Can't help but wonder "who gelded the fair haired stallion."

A president has NO warrant to pledge to be a president for those who by intimidation, bribery, and corruption weave the web of deception recently revealed.

A president has NO warrant to pledge to be a president for those who abhorred the Constitutional mandate of law.

And, a president has NO warrant to pledge to be a president “for all Americans”! His only oath or affirmation must be "to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the CONSTITUTION of the United States."


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Foghorn Leghorn in the Looney Tunes short Foghorn Leghorn.
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