Now, folks, let me tell ya—I’ve seen a lot of things in my time. I’ve been through government shutdowns, budget battles, political circus acts, and even a few personal missteps (let’s not rehash that, okay?). But this past week? This past week was a doozy, and I say that as someone who’s had to explain a saxophone solo to a Joint Session of Congress.
First off, Donald Trump decided that independent agencies don’t need to be so… independent. Now, when I was in office, we respected a little thing called checks and balances—but this guy? He looked at the FCC and SEC and said, “Y’all work for me now.” That’s like the referee deciding halfway through the game that he’s also the team captain. Now, I’m no lawyer—well, technically, I am—but I can tell you this: if the president gets to call the shots at every agency, we might as well rename Washington, Trump Tower D.C.
Now, I like Elon Musk—I mean, the guy’s got ideas. But when the man who brought us self-driving cars that crash into trees is now in charge of making the government more efficient, well… folks, that’s like putting a raccoon in charge of a five-star restaurant. Musk’s DOGE department (yes, that’s actually what they’re calling it) is firing 50,000 federal workers in the name of “efficiency.” Now, back in my day, we called that a recession waiting to happen.
And Congress? Well, let’s just say the House of Representatives is doing its best impression of a Thanksgiving dinner where your uncle drank too much bourbon and won’t stop yelling about the economy. They’re trying to pass a budget that cuts Medicaid, food assistance, and just about everything that helps working folks—but don’t worry, they’re still making sure billionaires get extra dessert at the tax cut buffet. If these guys ran a restaurant, the only thing left on the menu would be caviar and ketchup packets.
Over in the Senate, Mitch McConnell finally decided to pack it up—which, I gotta say, is a little like watching the last dinosaur walk off the set of Jurassic Park. Now, I don’t always agree with ol’ Mitch, but I’ll give him this—he knows how to play the long game. He’s stepping aside while the rest of the GOP fights over who gets the last MAGA-branded seat cushion.
And then there’s Ukraine—bless their hearts, they’re still out there fighting for democracy while NATO leaders are having a 30,000 vs. 200,000 troops debate like they’re ordering a Starbucks latte. Meanwhile, Putin is just sitting back, drinking his tea, and watching the West argue itself into a coma. If we don’t get our act together, Ukraine’s gonna be writing the sequel to Red Dawn before the year’s over.
Now listen, folks—I may not be in the.??? anymore, but if I were, you can bet I’d be picking up the phone, making a deal, and getting some saxophone jazz on the radio to calm everybody down. But for now? All we can do is hold onto our hats, keep an eye on the billionaires running the show, and hope Congress can stop acting like a toddler with a pair of scissors.
And if all else fails, well—??? always told me I should’ve just gone into talk radio. Maybe now’s the time.
Now y’all be good.
thank’s ???
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