[Alberta's Child]

If that ugly mutt Jamie Raskin doesn't want to go, maybe we can get his long-lost brother "Little Steven" Van Zandt of the E Street Band to go in his place.

[DoodleBob]

Except…Steven Van Zandt is a Trump hating nut job.

[Liz]

Democrats from swing states Trump swept in Nov emphasized keeping with
revered US traditions.......showcasing the country’s peaceful transfer of power.

“I’ll be in attendance,” said Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga. “And I think Georgians expect me to be.”

However the hate-filled Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, who belligerently co-sponsored a Democrat bill to strip Trump of S/S protection, trampled on time-honored US traditions and thumbed her nose at her constituents by pigheadedly refusing to attend.

[gundog]

Ain’t gonna play Trump City!

[Trump_Triumphant]

I think he looks like Carol Burnett.

[frank ballenger]

Photo....Cultural appropriation example.

I remember in the 1960s when “handkerchief head” was an insult said by a black man to another.

Current Urban Dictionary (online)

handkerchief head
An African American or black person who does not identify with black people and identifies with white people for their own personal gain or because they are afraid of them.

Clarence Thomas is a handkerchief head because he is a black person that does not identify with or help black people and only identify or acknowledges white people for their attributes.
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Oxford English Dictionary

Handkerchief head is considered offensive.

The earliest known use of the noun handkerchief head is in the 1910s.

OED’s earliest evidence for handkerchief head is from 1917, in Rep. Appellate Courts Illinois.