new DANCE in town...

Around Washington D.C, there is a new dance in Town...

it's called

the Trump Misstep

When it comes to a basic civics lesson on "checks and balances,"

During the telephone hearing, the lawyer representing the Justice Department, August Flentje, argued that the President had wide powers relating to immigration and national security. He further contended that federal judges did not have the power to review Trump's executive order. (Idiocy on steroids!)

Federalist No. 51, titled: The Structure of the Government Must Furnish the Proper Checks and Balances Between the Different Departments, is an essay by James Madison.

Trump is taking "a real spanking" over some of his most obvious missteps.
Besides, he's boring!

The judge that placed a stay on Trump's "exclude Muslims" memo included a civics lesson for the thrumster in the dumpster. Trump won't read it (but someone in his immediate circle of advisors might).

I await the midterm elections...

"...the most annoying thing about Donald Trump may end up being this: He forced us to devote so much of our lives to a man who is, fundamentally, a bore."