Sudetenland Tales by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Sudetenland Tales

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going to tell you that there is not a table in which there is a seat for you, but I am here to remind you of Montgomery and those folding chairs. Let me tell you that we know how to use a chair, whether we pulling it up or we doing something else with it."

She was referencing a racially motivated incident in Montgomery, Alabama, in which a black man used a folding chair to beat several White people, including a woman who was knocked out on the dock during the fracas.

And then there's fun stuff like this, in which she seems to both forget that the Constitution forbids slavery and that illegal immigrants are coming to this country to do honest work we won't do, not engage in de facto slavery, according to her party's line: In fact, inasmuch as "MAGA" is "flipping out," it's because the Texas redistricting might mean Crockett loses her seat.

By all means, bring Texas' racially gerrymandered map into compliance with the law Democrats are usually so fond of invoking, but do not, under any circumstances, allow this national treasure to not inhabit the halls of the lower chamber of our US Congress. She is the constitutionally illiterate, faux