It was probably inevitable, what with President Obama basically stripping Congress of its power by using executive orders and agency rule changes to circumvent the representatives of the people.
Now, the members of Congress have nothing to do except pass symbolic legislation.
So after a long day of tossing pencils into the tile ceiling of the Senate chambers, when a bill came up to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife, Coretta Scott King, with a Congressional Gold Medal to mark the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Congress’s leaders naturally burst into song.
It wasn’t exactly a “Glee” moment. Well, no, it was, if you subtract from “Glee” the talented, entertaining performances and replace all the beautiful young people with withered old ghouls whose pallid flesh swayed sickeningly in time with the music.
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