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And it's turning to snow here...I think we found the real reason for climate change...california has been in the grasp of a drought, now that Trump has been elected the left out there has cried themselves a river.Be fair now, no one rained on Hillary's coronation celebration on election eve.This Inaugural theme...."Sour Grapes"....just read a few Drumpfster posts to catch on.
But man did the left rain tears on election dayand they are still bawling
Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
I feel bad for Hillary and Bill having to be there. How fucking humiliating to watch Donald take the oath.
Yeah, well I don't want to go to work everyday either, but someone's got to pay for your Section 8 housing and food stamps.Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
you aren't going to be there, why do they despise your sorry ass?Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
The liberal ones will be fired soon after they clean up...Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
We have to have some respect for the office, if not the man. Put the best face on it we can. It doesn't mean we have to agree, just as a lot of people didn't agree with Obama, but we can't reject the fact that he is in the office. He is officially our leader and deserves the country's respect for that, if nothing else. Can you see that?Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
Happens at every single inauguration s0n!!
Hows that bumpy cucumber doing s0n? Would appear since election day, its gotten rather gorgan-like in that pooper!!
Have a blast on inauguration day!!
If she's a Federal employee, she'd been doing that for eight years already.As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
--------------------------------------------- maybe the suicide rate will go up . i will donate the rope Lakhota .Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
----------------------------------------- is what they are though , employees since its all Volunteer Avatar !!Soldiers are federal workers? I guess technically but I've never seen anyone in the military willing to insult themselves by claiming that
The usual lie from the usual liberal fanatic. Do you people have any idea how silly and whiny you look to normal Americans?Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
Just tell the "sad workers" they'll get a "Participation Trophy" for doing their job.
Some federal workers have no choice but to be at inauguration for Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON ― As soon as she found out Donald Trump had won the presidential election, Diane* began applying for a new job. As a federal employee, she just couldn’t imagine sticking around and working for a man she worried would mistreat government workers and pursue dangerous, unethical policies.
But she’s not quite done with the president-elect yet. Diane is also a member of the National Guard and has been assigned to work at inauguration.
“Oh for heaven’s sake,” she sighed.
“Hopefully we show our best for this inauguration, despite who is being inaugurated,” she added. “You’re no better than you are on your worst day, I guess I would say. We have a job to do, and I support our troops doing that job.”
Plenty of federal workers, service members and others who come to to participate in the festivities always have to take part in an inauguration for a president for whom they may not have voted. But this year seems a bit different.
The 2016 campaign was particularly acrimonious, and Trump has had trouble attracting entertainers to perform at his big day. At least one D.C.-area marching band has participated in the past five inaugural parades, but not a single one applied for this year’s.
Federal employees or service members who have no choice but to be there are trying to make the best out of the uncomfortable situation.
More: Sad Inauguration Workers Prepare To Celebrate A Man They Despise
I feel sorry for inauguration workers who are required to be there. Glad it isn't me!
