“We can’t build this thing fast enough,” said Carney WASHINGTON — Clad in overalls, work gloves, and hard hats, leaders of Western democracies everywhere rolled up their sleeves and got to work building a perimeter wall around the United States. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, holding a trowel and a brick, led the charge. “We all agree with President Trump that the wall needs to be built,” he said, motioning to the other world leaders. “We will even pay for it – all of it. We’ll have this done in no time.” When asked why he had such an abrupt…
Author: Paul Cesarini
Paul Cesarini
Originally from Massachusetts (with a 25 year layover in Ohio), Paul is a Dean at Loyola University New Orleans. He is a big fan of Golden Age sci-fi. He is not a fan of wax beans. Beans are supposed to be green, not yellow.