Mike Dense

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Mike Dick Pence is an attorney and American politician who has been serving as @VP 48th Vice President of the United States, under @POTUS since January 20, 2017.

He cast the eighth-most tie-breaking votes 9 among presidents of the Senate of the United States. Must he be reminded he works for the USA?

Speaking before #NRA gathering, where guns were banned, he called the gun lobby a potent force for good in the United States of America after all the tragedies families and communities have endured. Do comments from TrumpPence make any sense?

POTUS PU

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The expression used when encountering a displeasing smell becomes an exaggerated pronunciation of Pew or #PeeYou.

Have these stinky odors or putrid aroma, commonly known as stench been metastasizing more rapidly than anyone could have predicted before Americans cast their ballots? Are Tweets the beginning to have bad breath? Fox News Channel Veteran Anchorman Neil Cavuto tells it as he smells it on #Trump https://youtu.be/KdyeJYrJNDM

2Half-Wits=1NitWit

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Rudolph William Louis "Rudy" Giuliani, former NYC Mayor, and adviser to the White House. Who are these two WITS?
The president and Rudy's effort to convince the public that neither POTUS nor his lawyer, Michael Cohen, had violated the law by paying a porn star to keep quiet about an alleged affair might have backfired. Giuliani May not only be a @POTUS stooge but wasn't he the one who tried to make money from his 9/11 connections?

World Press Freedoms?

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To celebrate World Press Freedom Day #CITYIMAGES sends a special greeting to our fellow journalists, reporters, photographers, editors, editors, producers, students any profession involved in narrating a reality or disseminating news.

On this 25th anniversary of World Press, Freedom Day comes a growing climate of animosity toward the news media. World Press Freedom Day was established by the @UN The United Nations General Assembly to defend the media from attacks on their independence.

May Day

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May Day is marked around the world by celebrations and protests. Historically a celebration that Spring has arrived.

The day morphed into International Worker’s Day a global observance of workers' rights after a May 1, 1886, strike by workers in Chicago demanding an eight-hour workday.

Last year in #USA, thousands of demonstrators turned out, many protesting the policies of POTUS Trump.

How workers and activists around the world marked May Day https://ti.me/2HMmpf7

Fire Aim Ready?

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With over a year in office and following thousands of Tweets, anyone would agree there have been few hirings and many firings.
Hired and Fired: the Unprecedented Turnover of the Trump Administration https://nyti.ms/2GAq5k4

Does everyone know and have a clear message of the administration's mission, strategy or goals?

Is it shoot for a bullseye, or more like shooting out BS? What do all these theatrics do for we the people, which is the main goal?

Summertime Weather

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Strong winds, low humidity, and dry ground conditions are increasing the threat of wildfires in some parts of the Upper Midwest, the Rockies, Central and Southern Plains as well as in the Desert Southwest, red flag warnings are in effect.

In a couple of days, the Mid-Atlantic will face elevated-level conditions, while critical-level conditions will persist in the southwest U.S. for the next few days. Therefore, NYC should prepare for the thermometer to rise as Summer-like temperatures will finally be appearing. Shorts, polos, and t-shirts will be the norm... Hello Sunshine!!!

Alcohol Kills

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According to The World Health Organization, alcohol has killed, continues to kill, and keeps killing more folks than any other legal substance. Alcohol kills way more Americans than opiates. Where's the outrage?

Worldwide, more than 3.3 million deaths a year were due to harmful use of alcohol, says WHO. Alcohol consumption can not only lead to dependence but also increases people’s risk of developing more than 200 diseases including liver cirrhosis and some cancers. In addition, harmful drinking can lead to violence and injuries.

Swallowing Hard Truths

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Some truths are harder to swallow than others. There have been metaphors like Rocky, or Bad Marriage to characterize a relationship between reporters and officials. Apparently, it takes a real expert to know about these things.

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