I've never heard of such a thing... imagine, a turkey pardoning a turkey... wouldn't that be considered nepotism?

Funny, Lisa. ;oP

-Nik

He cannot pardon a turkey because he has never learned to "talk turkey". Funny post Lisa. I think he once said that he can pardon himself if it becomes necessary !!!

What a chuckle this gave me...And posted for Monday..so could be a contender for M.M. (Manic Monday)...

I think he's talking 'Gobble-de-Gook'....☺ ☺ ☺

Lisa, because I'm not an U.S.A. citizen, I can't express my opinion about the present American politics. But your satiric/humorist creation has made me curious and therefore I was searching on the net for some 'background' information.
This article, along with many others, is what I've found. Very interesting discussion!
Don't know whether your perfectly done creation (from artistic point of view) was meant to be an entry for manic Monday, but to me it has a far higher level: Top notch humor/satire, keeping the eyes wide open, not only for American people!

Nik -

Smiles ... Clever man! lol

In this case, the nepotic rose by any other name would smell as sweetly stench, no?

Thank you for commenting and for your wonderful reciprocal humor! You made me smile.

Raj -

He did, indeed. Six months into his presidency, he formally sought out if he could pardon himself and his family. (Pfft! No signs of guilt there, huh?) Then publicly announced that he could, if he so chose.

:|

Bob -

Gobble-de-Gook ... roflmao!!

Toooooo good! {{hugs}}

C -

You can certainly express an opinion, but you are probably wise not to wander into the muck of American politics. It is ... insane.

Thank you for your extremely thoughtful and well-written comment. And thank you for posting the article link for others. That was very kind and informative.

Most importantly, thank you for taking the time to leave such a wonderful comment and for recognizing my satire as the humor it was intended to be.

Much appreciated! :)

This certainly is different. :) tigs=^..^=

He is suppose to represent the Eagle, but he has taken the "Turkey," to heart. Excellent political satire.

TicK

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I heard of talking turkey before but this has it nailed but good. Great job Lisa as always.

I think you mistook the word nepotic for necrotic. That would be more suitable.

lmao

Sounds like o a bunch of gobbly-gook to me Lori Ha Ha!!! fantastically hysterical!!

~>Lisa<~

Yeah...Hasn't it, now?... Faved...

LOL!