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The Congress/English Dictionary
By Steve Israel (original source The New York Times)
His supporters may adore him for “saying what everyone thinks,” but President-elect Donald J. Trump is about to confront the indecipherable jargon of Capitol Hill, which will go well beyond his 140-character norm. Here’s my contribution to the success of his presidency: “The “Congress/English Dictionary.”
CONGRESS: “The distinguished gentleman.” ENGLISH: “The insufferable idiot.”
CONGRESS: “My good friend from the other side of the aisle.” ENGLISH: “My adversary, who must have been raised by, like, aliens.”
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