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Mister Hillier Goes To Washington

A verbal history of the very near future

Allan Milne Lees
9 min readNov 14, 2020
Image credit: The White House

Danny Arkenblight, 57, former steelworker

“Well, hey now, I mean, who wouldn’t vote for the best president in history, am I right? I mean, hey, look what he accomplished in his first term! He defeated socialism! He put the economy back on the right track! He sure taught a lesson to all those foreigner countries that were taking advantage of us thanks to the Demo-rats giving away everything we had. I mean, nobody said it would be easy, and sure, I’m a father too, but hey, those illegal rapist alien children invading our great nation, I mean, something had to be done, am I right? And why should the hard-working tax dollars of people like me, I mean, when I had a job, pay so mexispanic kids can lounge around all day eating food I paid for when there’s a way for them to contribute to this great country? I mean, you know, sure, hey, it may sound bad to some namby-pamby libruls and pointy-head traitors who hate our great nation, but, I mean, mexispanic kids make great compost and remember: they’re not our kids we’re talking about here. We’re not talking about American kids. You gotta remember that, right?”

Suzie Chantprayer, 61, former County Sheriff administrative clerk

“Oh, why did I vote for President Hillier? That’s easy! As the Bible says: the…

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Allan Milne Lees
Allan Milne Lees

Written by Allan Milne Lees

Anyone who enjoys my articles here on Medium may be interested in my books Why Democracy Failed and The Praying Ape, both available from Amazon.

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