Man-Made “Political” Climate Change

A little mischief goes a long way

For the want of orange man gone, a dossier was fabricated

For want of a dossier, a narrative was created

For want of a narrative, an impeachment was launched

For want of an impeachment, a virus was released

For want of a virus, a pandemic was named

For want of a pandemic, a vaccine was fast-tracked

For want of a vaccine, mandates were enacted

For want of a mandate, “the” science was invoked

For want of “the” science, free speech was curtailed

For want of free speech, elections were adjusted

For want of elections, a protest ensued

For want of a protest, Twitter bans occurred

For want of Twitter bans, another impeachment was launched

For want of another impeachment, an election was lost

For want of an election, a nation is divided

All for the want of orange man gone

Benjamin Franklin included a version of the age-old proverb, “For want of a nail” preceded by the words, “A little neglect may breed great mischief,” in Poor Richard's Almanack in 1758.