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Did You hear the story of the Wolves Who Cried, Boy?

May 22, 2017


I’m sure that as children we all heard the famous fable of the “Boy Who Cried, 'Wolf'”. So then it won’t be too far a stretch to parallel the moral of that tale to the Democrat Media and Congressional children who have been screaming, "Trump is guilty of…" (fill in your own apocryphal hysteria, and I’m sure that they’ve said it).

So just like the child in the old folk tale, how long will it be until the villagers (us) get wise to the fact that Dem’s perpetual hysteria can’t, and shouldn’t be taken seriously?

And believe it or not, that presents all of us, not just the frothing wolves of Democrat/Media establishment, with a problem. What if it’s ever true?

As one who has little faith in government, and even less in the men that that occupy the positions of power, I believe that all of them need to be closely monitored by ‘we the people’ to ensure that they concentrate on successfully carrying out the duties that those who elected them voted for.

So if Trump actually did something in the future, I would want to know about it and be able to have all appropriate oversight taken.

And that is the problem.

Because after the mindless babbling and frothing hysteria launched on an hourly basis by Dems and the DNC media, how can we ever believe anything they say. I mean before the Comey/Russian thing, they wanted Trump impeached because he took two scoops of ice cream!

So how in the world can they expect us to take anything they say about Trump seriously?

And while I think that the Dem leadership is clever and slick talking - in a used car salesman sort of way - I think that if they really wanted to succeed in taking Trump down, rather than merely harassing him on an hourly basis, they should muzzle their snarling partisans in the media as well as congress and back off the daily hysteria until they can actually find something that might be…real.

Until then I think that all they are doing is making us villagers tune out their constant cries of 'wolf' as the childish antics they are. Let's just hope that that real wolf never shows up.

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Ric Wasley is a writer and lecturer, as well as the author of the popular McCarthy Mystery Series. Ric has had a 40 year professional career history in advertising, publishing and marketing in Boston, New York and San Francisco. He has degrees in history and psychology and has been trained in debating, public speaking and stage acting. A large part of his 40 year career was spent in numerous professional and business settings as a presenter and featured speaker at seminars and professional meetings. Ric has been a visiting professor at Worcester Polytech Institute. He also teaches a popular course on marketing for authors at prominent venues such as the venerable “Cape Cod Writers Conference.”

Wasley has been involved in both print and broadcast media as well as writing for business and commercial markets for over 30 years and continues to consult for a major media company. In addition to his novels and short stories, he has been published in several literary magazines. Wasley currently divides his time between Boston and his home on Cape Cod where he continues to write, lecture and create worlds where the unexpected thrives.