Redefining "Egomaniac"?

 The Kennedy family is redefining "egomaniacs" as they filed court documents claiming that Donald Trump's proposed arch may cast a shadow on the Kennedy gravesites at Arlington Cemetery. Their lawyers are also suing God for having the sun set in the western sky causing shadows on the graves. Okay, I am joking about the lawsuit against God, but there's still time for them to file that.

After spending the last several years listening to television "personalities" and reading the comments of Communist columnists, all of whom are obsessed with Donald Trump, it's refreshing to see some actual news. The news is that contrary to the endless leftist media claims of alleged Americans, Donald Trump does not have the biggest ego in the country. This week's contender for that ranking is obviously the Kennedy family. Adolf El-Sayed is rumored to be next week's candidate.

I have been to Arlington Cemetery several times. I visited the Kennedy gravesite on one of those visits. There were many other sites at Arlington that I found more interesting. I will go ahead with the full disclosure thing and tell you that I just don't believe that Kennedy was that a good a President. If not for Lee Harvey Oswald or whoever fired that fatal round, Kennedy would have just been another mediocre President. It doesn't matter; there are people buried there who did much more for the United States and shade falls across their gravesite. 

Face the facts, Kennedy was not a Top Ten President. Yes, he did a good job with the Cuban Missile Crisis, but he was responsible for the Castro regime because he failed to support the Cuban exiles at the Bay of Pigs. With some air support and more equipment from the United States, they could have rid the island of Castro years before the Missile Crisis.

How about the Marilyn Monroe thing? He and brother Bobby passed that girl around like a box of movie popcorn. I am surprised that she is not buried between them.

I used to work for a guy who had been a Treasury Department agent in the 1950's and 1960's. He used to talk about how they used a passage between the White House and the Treasury Department building to sneak women in and out of the White House for JFK. That gives a whole new meaning to "The President is on top of the situation." 

I believe that the current expression is, "I don't want to throw any shade here", but the Kennedy brothers don't need unlimited direct sun to warm their current residences. Give up the lawsuit!!