Immortal power

Dear Editor,
The news magazine Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson recently interviewed Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. The former President promised to do in record time exactly what his political base wants. He said, “I will cut fuel prices in half within twelve months . . . This world will be a different place.”
But what good is absolute power without immortality? Attkisson asked him, “What two things do you do to stay healthy?” He answered, “I try to eat well. I try . . . I like all the wrong foods. But do people really know what the right foods are? All the people who say they know how to eat well have died off, they’re gone, and here I am.”
Attkisson also inquired about those promises of repression he has spoken so openly about. She asked, “Has sitting out for four years helped you figure out who you can trust now?” The candidate suggested that he wished he could have gotten into that whole process sooner, saying “It would have been better if I did it contiguous.” Uninterrupted absolute power is always more satisfying than power interrupted, folks.

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