“This is The Big One.”
The Tyrumposaurus stopped and stared at the Markmeadows.
“Yes, oh, yes, indeed. Very big,” the dino chief of staff feigned excitement.
Inside he groaned. Every day was the big one. Every moment was the big one. He prayed each night that T-Rump’s heart would suffer the big one.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the Puhl-DePlugg Reservoir, 19 dino attorneys general were gathered as the Kenpaxton of Lone Star-Texas reassured them that they’d made the right choice in coming together to contest the elections in Georgia Orchard, Pennsylvaneus, Michigonia and Dairyland.
“Because that’s what good dino regions do,” the Kenpaxton went on. “They keep a close eye on other dinos’ votes because you can’t trust those Donkeykongrus dinos. Nope. It takes a Grandoldparty dino region to know what’s right, right?”
The other dinos nodded their heads robotically. It really didn’t matter what came out of the Kenpaxton’s mouth. They were all there because the T-Rump had a foot on their tail and a tweet on their future. They shuddered at the doom and gloom awaiting the other eight Grandoldparty attorneys general who were not in attendance. The T-Rump would hunt them down.
“Need I remind you, that the T-Rump was winning the vote in the middle of the night — while our dino mamas and babies slept! — and the Joebiden, well, at that point he had less than a one in quadrillion to the fourth power chance of winning. I got that little number from the Kayleighmcenany, who’s a pretty little number herself, she is.”
“So you see, my fellow dino attorneys, the battleground regions violated the rules set forth by their duly elected dinos-on-the-ledge-later, thereby violating our Continental Divide. The Divide, we’re talking about here. We gotta maintain the Divide. By ignoring both dino region and Milkanhoney Preservation rules, these regions have not only tainted, tarnished and vandalized the integrity of their own dinos vote, but of Lone Star-Texas, bless her broncosaurus-bustin’ heart, and every other region that held we-don’t-cheat elections. Their failure to abide by the rules casts a dark, dark shadow of death, I mean doubt, over the outcome of the entire kit-n-caboodle election. We now ask that the Dino Supreme Court step in to do something about this gargantuan, egregious error … that I’m holdin’ on by a thread here to keep from bawling my damn eyes out.”
The Markbrnovich, the dino AG from Zona Cactus yawned. He raised a short arm to make conversation.
“Yes, Mark. You were a little late getting to the party, weren’t you? 17 dinos here and then — poof! — you popped in.”
“I can leave.”
“No, no. Stop scaring me. We’re glad you came, aren’t we, dinos?”
A few perfunctory nods. The Markbrnovich continued.
“Uh, Ken, didn’t the Langleyops dinos raid your cave today? Again?”
“Oh, that. No worries, a little misunderstanding. I forgot to pay off a couple of dinos. Let’s focus on the situation at hand, shall we? You know, win The Big One?”
But even as a lapdog to the T-Rump, the Markbrnovich possessed a modicum of legal acumen.
“You’re doing this for the pardon, Ken, aren’t you? C’mon, admit it.”
Who me? The Kenpaxton didn’t say it. He didn’t have to. It was written all over his face. The 18 other dino attorneys general had seen that guilty look on the faces of thousands of dinos in their court caves. The expression on the Kenpaxton’s face quickly changed to a smirk.
“So sue me. I’m sorry. Did I say that?”
The dino laughter was interrupted by the arrival of the Johncornyn, the aging Lone Star-Texas Sin Hut dino. He spotted the much younger Kenpaxton and stepped before him as an elder might.
“Ken, you’ve got to stop this nonsense. You’re making me look bad.”
“John? How could you? In front of my attorney general partners in crime. I mean arms. You’re from Lone Star-Texas. Like me, remember?
The Johncornyn paused, measuring his words.
“Ken, how do I say this? I – I … I’ve gotta sing. I mean, I can’t take any more of this crap. You’re a real nutjob, Ken. A crook, a low-life, a two-bit hood. There I said it. Anyway. I need this memorialized. So here goes …
Utah then
In-dee-anna
An’ Mississippi
Dakotas, why?
Chasing a felon
Paxton’s pack willing
Too blind to see braille
Are you freakin’ high?
Hey Nineteen
You have no chance together
No, you can’t stop or stall
Please just move along
The vote is in stone
Hey Nineteen
That’s you, Tennessee
Kansas, Nebraska
Arizona
And Missouri
South Carolina
We think you’re crazy
You’re not just growing old
Hey Nineteen
West Virginia, you are bombin’
No, you can’t stop or stall
You got this all wrong
The vote is in stone
Christ.
It’s no good
(Groan)
Hate a little lower now
The truth be told
It’s not The Big One
You are a king’s ding-a-lings
Say it again
The truth be told
It’s not The Big One
You are a king’s ding-a-lings
The truth be told
It’s not The Big One
You are a king’s ding-a-lings
You have no chance together
You guys have all the gall
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David Belisle 