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(6,039 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(152,678 posts)Truth is stranger than fiction, or so the saying goes.
Good to see you tonight!
backscatter712
(26,355 posts)It's called The Dead Zone .
longship
(40,416 posts)Doug the Dem
(1,297 posts)Goonch
(3,839 posts)longship
(40,416 posts)Drumpf supporters!
mountain grammy
(27,443 posts)Trump supporters.
Baitball Blogger
(48,716 posts)iluvtennis
(20,981 posts)Roland99
(53,345 posts)Trump has allegiance to the Crimson King (red Russia)
Skittles
(160,770 posts)unsure whether to call myself a Stephen King fan - that man has cost me a LOT of sleep, staying up "just a bit more" for another chapter *ARGH*
kairos12
(13,354 posts)PatrickforO
(15,134 posts)Trump is the dark shadow of the United States. He is the horror hiding under the bed, the deadly snake that strikes when one lifts the rock. He is the cancer building in the colon, the alien clown floating with corpses in the sewer. He is the giant man-killing rat in the bowels of the factory, tearing apart workers on the night shift. He is the fanged langolier that eats what is left when time passes, the slow mutant crouching in the crevasse after the world moved on, the haunted killer automobile that seeks revenge against imagined wrongs.
I love Stephen King. Sorry to wax whatever...I don't think it was poetic.
Still, every time I lift a rock to shed light on the squirming maggots underneath, it turns out to be a wrinkled, liver-spotted, old, white, male hand, grasping after more profits. Trump is that hand.
Mira
(22,489 posts)no rant has touched me this much in a while. You call it waxing, I call it soothing.
mountain grammy
(27,443 posts)now for the second time since 1990.
Still pretty far out but the tRump disaster shakes the entire world, not just Derry.
sandensea
(22,850 posts)mountain grammy
(27,443 posts)but the reality is pure Misery.
GallopingGhost
(2,404 posts)Trump is the ultimate American Horror Story.
3catwoman3
(25,871 posts)...genre', but even without having read any of King's works, I am sure he is right.