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It's In the Bag?
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This poem was given at a dinner for one of our Congressmen. He is a great man but was not well known.

It’s In The Bag!

 

What a challenge you have in store,

Kissing babies and all that stuff.

To get to Congress in Washington D.C.,

Surely can’t be all that rough.

 

To make it you have to get past just one man,

Who surely likes to brag.

Now let me see who is this man?

Oh yes, it’s Congressman Skaggs.

 

There are many people, who know your name,

You are plenty popular too.

There’s another Bob Palmer on Channel 4,

Who does the evening News.

 

We’ll use a bag, we won’t show your face,

When you’re out in the public eye.

So when they announce that you have won.

They’ll shout, “Who is that Guy?”

 

So please don’t fret and worry so,

The election is in the bag.

We’ll all be at the Victory Party,

When you beat that guy named Skaggs!

 

Written by,

Bonnie Johnson-May

 


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 Reviews of "It's In the Bag?"
Reviewed by Randall Barfield
Reviewed on February 3, 2008
Ha! Yes, funny.

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling
Reviewed on February 3, 2008
A great write my friend, I agree with Karla we do need those in office that care for the people not just themselves...well done!
Blessings,
Joyce B.

Reviewed on February 3, 2008
Not only the veterans, but the elderly and disabled. Don't they even matter?? No; they'd rather put them aside, like everyone else has!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(

Reviewed on February 3, 2008
We need a Congressman (or woman) who will serve the interests of the people, not their own pockets. I'm getting weary of the same old same talk, no action. Sorry couldn't be more supportive, Bonnie. It's just that Veterans keep getting passed over...still, an excellent write, let me know what your man can do for us.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :(


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