‘A warped sense of humor helps’

The former POTUS is spewing lies about law enforcement wanting to retrieve classified documents scattered in his bathroom, at gunpoint, when no guns were drawn. Mar-a-Loco is the new name for Mar-a-Lago.

In medieval days, the king, a title The Donald wants to become this November, had in his staff a court jester. The jester had to keep lavish palace parties entertained by making fun of what the uneducated serfs were doing after back-breaking 16-hour-days or the queen’s not-working-toilet.

The john jokes got bigger laughs, of course. Now, ye merry hard-working stiffs in 2024, you can only guess what the very rich are saying about your dissatisfaction with home and grocery store prices. I can relate as a lass putting on 2 1/2-inch high heels with six to eight hour shifts for 22 years, starting in the latter part of the 20th century, at a downtown Durango saloon (and doing other tough jobs to put pricy groceries on the table as a single mom).

Not only do we have mind-numbing experiences in our daily lives, buckle up for another invasive force-artificial intelligence. There are exorcists, as seen in movies and real life, helping money-less Trump cultists and other troubled souls.

Please, a knight in shining armor on horse or whatever that isn’t politically motivated, join exorcists if you have the knack to save our fragile world. Sooner the better.

Having a warped sense of humor helps in this goal as well.

Sally Florence

Durango