"The Horrible People That Were Allowed to Be" is my new essay on my Substack.
Showing posts with label Lauren Boebert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lauren Boebert. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 03, 2026
Wednesday, May 31, 2023
American Haiku: The New McCarthyism
When I started my Sarcastic Haiku series, I wrote my first American Haiku. An American Haiku doesn't care about tradition, formality or history. it takes as long as it wants to make its point because America. You can read others I've written since by clicking here and scrolling down.
American Haiku: The New McCarthyism
You will pay! You will pay!
Wednesday, May 17, 2023
American Haiku: Boebert's Shotgun Divorce
When I started my Sarcastic Haiku series, I wrote my first American Haiku. An American Haiku doesn't care about tradition, formality or history. it takes as long as it wants to make its point because America. You can read others I've written since by clicking here and scrolling down.
A nation tunes in to "COPS.
Where's the dirt? Where's the dirt?
Wednesday, August 10, 2022
American Haiku: White Lines
When I started my Sarcastic Haiku series, I wrote my first American Haiku. An American Haiku doesn't care about tradition, formality or history. it takes as long as it wants to make its point because America. You can read others I've written since by clicking here and scrolling down.
Sunday, June 26, 2022
Your Weekly Dose of God
Someone posted this on Lauren Boebert's Twitter. I post it here without any further comment.
Wednesday, March 02, 2022
American Haiku: Spiritless Squad
When I started my Sarcastic Haiku series, I wrote my first American Haiku. An American Haiku doesn't care about tradition, formality or history and takes as long as it wants to complete because America. You can read others I've written since by clicking here and scrolling down.
American Haiku: Spiritless Squad
We have new talking points too!
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
American Haiku: Making It
When I started my Sarcastic Haiku series, I wrote my first American Haiku. An American Haiku doesn't care about tradition, formality or history and takes as long as it wants to complete because America. You can read others I've written since by clicking here and scrolling down.
American Haiku: Making It
The thrill will getcha
after a story from the Rolling Stone!
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