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the son of a bitch does as he damn well pleases. No one in authority stands up to him. No one in authority stands up to the bastard. When it is time for him to leave the White House and he decides to stat, Congress will say o.k., The Courts will say o.k., the Military will say o.k. The media will cheer. And so he stays.

the son of a bitch does as he damn well pleases. No one in authority stands up to him. No one in authority stands up to the bastard. When it is time for him to leave the White House and he decides to stat, Congress will say o.k., The Courts will say o.k., the Military will say o.k. The media will cheer. And so he stays.

I can't beat around the bush anymore. No one stands up to him, Barky, because he's Black. Well, half-Black. Some say only 12% Black and in our society, perception and looks are everything and if you showed a picture of him to someone who does not know who he is or if you go back in time to 1955, almost everyone will say, "he's Black." Usually that in itself should not be a factor at all, you know, the content of one's character and so forth but I cannot deny what my eyes see, my ears hear and what I, along with my mother (*), and others have experienced.

So people are afraid to challenge him because they don't want to look racist by calling him out on what he does nor try to impeach him, you cannot impeach the first Black president. Simple. If you do he and his minions will cry out until they get their way and will use The Race Card to get it. They use these tactics to bully. Mom always told me that people need to stand up to bullies and have the courage to say "no." If you don't they will keep coming back for more and running your life. I resigned myself to where if I had to stand up to these bullies and do the right thing and stand up for the Constitution, if that makes me a racist, then I'm a racist. I don't care anymore. I wish I was in power somewhere, Congress, a military general, a tycoon, whatever, but I'm a nobody, but someone with some clout has to come out and call things as they are. So far Donald Trump comes closest, time will tell I guess.

We cannot let this fear stop us, those who should be speaking up kept quiet and ket things get way too far. Had we started in 2009, maybe Barkycare would not have passed among other things. If we did this in 2007/8 maybe he would not be in the white hut now. IF we did this in 2004, maybe it would have been "Barack who?"

(*) - My parents divorced in 1976, Mom needed to get a better job to support us. I was 9, almost 10 at the time. She went to an interview for the Port Authority of Pittsburgh, the mass transit system. She was happy for the interview and full of hope. She came home hoopin' mad, having kittens and spitting nickels. I asked, 'why?" She replied, "the interviewer said that she would hire me but she had to hold the position for a colored woman," I said to her, "that is wrong." Ever since then, when affirmative action came up, she would get angry, real angry and even me too as well. When Barky was selected as the first affirmative action president, I saw 70 years of anger in Mom's eyes swell up and I know the feeling since I felt 42 years of it in me. She passed in 2013, I miss her so much. Her wish was not to die with Barky in office, well, she lost that one. B-( If she was here now, she'd by even angrier with this Iran stuff and what has happened in the almost two years after her death. Maybe she was not "long for the world," she always said, "I wish we were back in the world of Andy Williams," but still, I wish she was here just to share things with and to help each other cope with this traitor in office.

When it is time for him to leave the White House and he decides to stat, Congress will say o.k., The Courts will say o.k., the Military will say o.k. The media will cheer. And so he stays.

That will never happen, and you know it.