Is hot air part of weather pattern?

Is El Nino the reason that Democrats in D.C. can’t get anything done?

Does the same weather phenomenon prevent Democrats in this state from getting their work done on time?

I think it is time that we send them all home so that they can retire and shake off this malaise.

Jack Excell

Lynnwood

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