Shove A Flashlight Up Your Ass!



Randy Rainbow is on top form again with his latest song - A Spoonful of Clorox - mocking the latest ramblings of Donald J. Trump who's not a doctor, by the way, in case anyone out there has not already guessed.

  

Stable Genius, My Arse! (11/03/20)


Donald Trump has been playing down the seriousness and potential impact of the coronavirus outbreak for weeks now.

Yet Trump came away from a recent meeting at America's Center for Disease Control proudly boasting that medics and scientists are impressed by his understanding of the disease claiming:
“Every one of these doctors said, ‘How do you know so much about this?’ "


Stable genius, my arse.
  

Stable, Humble Genius (22/03/19)


I wonder if Randy Rainbow might add a new verse to his great 'A Very Stable Genius' song mocking Donald Trump.

  


A Very Stable Genius (20/07/18)



How clever is this song by Randy Rainbow who lays bare the vulgar, boastful, and unpleasant character of the 45th president of the United States - for all to see.

  

President Sharpie (07/03/20)



Donald Trump brings his calm authority and much needed 'stable genius' to the corona virus pandemic.

 

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