All ass with zero class …
Smart women infuriate the president. Had he lost to a smart black woman, he’d probably be living in a Saudi Arabian pedo-hut with his butt-slapping rich degenerate Aye Rabb buddies.
But someone elected him POTUS.
Not me.
Here’s my latest Facebook post:

Anyway, I wrote a song about the latest presidential blast against women with brains.
I hope you like it.
Quiet, Piggy!
Buzz of lights in the press-room heat
Notebook open, two boots on beat
He leans in close with a practiced grin
And says, “Quiet, piggy — don’t start again.”
Cameras click, the room goes still
Ties pulled tight — no one moves at will
But I was raised where truth runs clean
And I won’t kneel to a TV king
“Quiet piggy,” that’s what he said
Like I should hush and nod my head
But I speak fire — I don’t appease
Not your pet, I bite and breathe
Quiet piggy? Not today.
I bring the questions you lock away
He wants the silence to flood the floor
A hush thick as the lies he wore
But I know how heavy truth can land
So I ask again — and take my stand
Eyes cut sharp, his smirk turns flat
But I don’t flinch — I don’t step back
No need to shout, no need to spin
The truth walks in, and it wears my skin
“Quiet piggy,” that’s what he said
But I don’t bend — I ask instead
I name what you hide, I name what you steal
I say the things you won’t make real
Quiet piggy? Not your game.
I speak for those you shame by name
You call it rude when I won’t bow low
You call it shrill when I want to know
How you twist and duck, how you bury the stain
How you smile while the world still screams in pain
But I’m not your doll or your Sunday guest
Not your soft pitch in a silk-pressed vest
You want silence dressed as grace
But I’m here now.
Say it to my face.
“Quiet piggy,” that’s what he said
But I cracked the room with a thread of red
He blinked — I stood. No curtain fall.
The silence broke — I claimed it all.
Your kingdom shrinks when we stand tall.
Quiet piggy? Not a chance.
I own the mic.
I own the stance.
Quiet…
Piggy…
Say it again —
And watch me rise.
