Posted on 05/04/2021 8:24:25 AM PDT by BipolarBob
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Move over, Champ and Major! There’s a new pet in the Biden family, and he may be the ticket to smoothing over relations with China. The White House has officially announced the arrival of their new cat “Chairman Meow”.
Meow has been named after the revolutionary Communist leader who founded the People's Republic of China: Chairman Mao.
“We are so excited to welcome ‘Chairman Meow’ to the family,” said a beaming President Biden. “We got him from Beijing. He already thinks he’s in charge of the place! Ha! That rascal. Always walking on the keyboard in the Situation Room, sending funny messages. And lemme tell ya-- he smells great. Come here and let me sniff you, little devil!” yelled Biden as he chased after the new pet.
After a couple of early unfortunate incidents with Major, the Secret Service has been forced to divert a squad to protect Chairman Meow. The assignment has become highly coveted, as it never involves restraining the President from trying to punch a mirror.
According to sources, Chairman Meow is already exercising his will over White House staff. He has already sent one caretaker to the labor camps after he failed to heat up his Fancy Feast to the proper temperature.
When reached for comment, the cat responded, saying: "meow."
Thanks for BB, BB. : )
Well, at least he wouldn’t eat it, as Obama might have.
Not much different from when LBJ had his pet dogs “HIM” and “HER” in the White House.
When “HIM” died he got a new one and called him “HO CHI HIM” after Ho Chi Minh ruler of North Vietnam at that time.
The anti-war news media went bonkers over it.
D’oh! I wouldn’t put it past them, though.
Obey the kitty!
But if you go carrying pictures of Chairman Meow
You ain’t going to make it with anyone anyhow
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Dangnabit! Got me again. Good work.
Same here!
I knew someone with a Siamese by that name.
I know its the Bee, but its still a cute name for a cat.
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