To the Middle-Aged White Man:
Making policy decisions
Like you think you own the land,
Why show up at the Capitol
In your classic beige sedan,
And try to pork the law
To benefit your fans?
Your actions thinly veiled
From a modern-day white Klan,
You decide for one whole state
Based on opinions of one man.
You cheated on the last campaign,
You shouldn't have reran,
All to elevate you,
To sprawl out your wingspan,
To keep your lazy lifestyle,
To elevate your brand,
When we wish you'd go curl under
Your wife's home-knit afghan,
Spend time with lofted 'family'
Instead of watching girls cancan,
Leave off the gin and tonic
And go drink beer from a can,
Go home where your ideals
Can blanche and get a tan,
Where you'll see what you are doing,
And learn the world firsthand.
Go back to where your selfish self
Can learn to be a Man,
And leave the laws of State
To be designed and planned,
Where common sense has value,
Where the weight of rationality can
Become the leading factor,
Can your 'ideals' withstand,
Can lead to smart decisions,
And laws so firm in hand
That for once they seem to come
From All and not White Man.
Interesting description of our politicians! Love the rhyme scheme and the rhythm here :) I can definitely feel your frustration with the 'pork'
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