Showing posts with label Department of Justice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Department of Justice. Show all posts

Friday, August 22, 2025

GHISLAINE MAXWELL’S GREATEST PARDON SEEKING HITS

 1. I Saw Nothing 

 2. Me, Andrew, Virginia and the Fake Photo

 3. Donald’s So Good To Me

 4. Don’t Ask Me About Nubiles

 5. Jeffrey Told Me Nothing I’ll Share With You 

 6. Jail Is Better With Privileges

 7. Glory Days 

 8. Take Me Back To London

 9.  No! No! Capitol Hill

10. Donald’s So Good To Me (Reprise, duet with Todd Blanche)

Friday, June 9, 2023

DONALD TRUMP’S GREATEST FEDERAL INDICTMENT HITS

 1. An Innocent Man

 2. Tell Me Why

 3. The Ghost of Pat Robertson 

 4. Classified (I Don’t Think So)

 5. Lawyers Guns and Money 

 6. You’ve Got To Hide Your Government Documents Away

 7. Jail Doesn’t Suit My Lifestyle 

 8.  Georgia On My Mind

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

New poem: ODE TO TWO STUDENTS

four decades ago
if a student didn't care
about class
about homework
wanting to do nothing but
lay his or head down on the desk
or sit in passive resistance--
the teacher would say
it's not my problem anymore
and let the student not care
while his/her classmates
turned in assignments,
learned lessons
and looked at the blackboard
until the mechanical bell
said "get up"
>
four decades later
a student who doesn't care
gets the Very Important Truant treatment
of teacher reproval,
then visit from principal or administrator
and, after that,
the school cop
who dumps him/her from the desk
throws him/her like a discus
while another student uses cameraphone
and is arrested
for making a permanent record of discipline
executed with extreme prejudice

Sunday, April 26, 2015

New poem: ALBUQUERQUE

the whole world watches
the beatings and shootings
the protests on Central Avenue
and as a result
the police get body cameras
which are turned off
when a young officer high-on-rage
decides to pummel someone
who hasn't defied him
and the officer, with every punch,
silently curses every suspect
nonviolent or otherwise
and the people in government
who don't Understand
and make him wear a body camera
and trust him to not do the same old things
in the same old ways
>
if I lived in Albuquerque,
I'd pray that,
from the ordinary-people Valley
to the moneyed Heights,
enough fellow citizens would say "enough"
and demand the APD wear body cameras
that officers could never ever turn off
in the course of what should be
workdays free of unnecessary force