Fatso began his presidential campaign with the premise that we couldn't make America great again until we abolished political correctness, which is what his fans call rules of human decency that kept them from referring to Barack Obama as "goddamn nigger" when they were out in public among people who weren't other Republicans.
Fatso's election meant political correctness has been officially abolished, and State Senator Daylin Leach of Pennsylvania used his freedom to make America great by telling the new so-called president he's a "fascist, loofa-faced, shit-gibbon."
Under the tyranny of political correctness, we'd say "Steve Bannon is NOT a greasy Nazi bastard, in the strictest technical sense of the term" -- but the so-called president has made it perfectly acceptable to say he's a greasy Nazi bastard.
Fatso's election meant political correctness has been officially abolished, and State Senator Daylin Leach of Pennsylvania used his freedom to make America great by telling the new so-called president he's a "fascist, loofa-faced, shit-gibbon."
Under the tyranny of political correctness, we'd say "Steve Bannon is NOT a greasy Nazi bastard, in the strictest technical sense of the term" -- but the so-called president has made it perfectly acceptable to say he's a greasy Nazi bastard.
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