The country has cancer

[edhopper]

there is a tumor in the White House, and it is malignant.

The question is will it be treated before it metastiszies.

Or will it become terminal?

[SHRED]

1. Good metaphor.

I'd apply it to the entire GOP also.

[GaYellowDawg]

5. My father died from cancer.

So did two of his siblings. I've also lost very good friends, including a personal and professional mentor. I hate cancer as a metaphor. Cancer is cancer. Nothing else is.

[SHRED]

6. Both my parents also

Sorry it offend you.
Sorry for your losses.

[GliderGuider]

7. My wife is currently dying of ovarian cancer

It's a perfect metaphor for what's happening to America.

[Generic Other]

9. Our country is being destroyed by a malignant tumor

one healthy cell at a time.

My family also has had a history of cancer. I agree. The country has cancer.

[dixiegrrrrl]

11. Oh, I am so very very sorry to hear that.

Can only imagine the stress and fortitude it takes for both of you to get thru each day.

[GliderGuider]

13. Thank you!

As with anything that life throws at us, attitude makes a huge difference.

[GaYellowDawg]

10. Sorry for yours, too.

Since you've suffered those kinds of losses, and you know how it feels, then I guess I can't really object after all.

[edhopper]

8. My Mother as well

It feels like that to me in this country.
I don't know we will survive.

Sorry for your loss, sorry the post offended.

[2naSalit]

2. Already metastisized...

just look at Congress.

Could be terminal if we don't oust them before the end of summer.

[dalton99a]

3. Rick Perry called Donald Trump a cancer.

But that was before Trump put Perry in charge of nuclear physicists

[democratisphere]

4. We will be approaching stage 5 terminal cancer if this idiot isn't removed very soon.

[Aristus]

12. My father also died of cancer.

I'm not offended by the metaphor, and I don't think he would be, either.

This country has a nasty, painful disease, and how it will end, no one knows...

[roamer65]

14. This one is curable!

IMPEACH and REMOVE.

[edhopper]

15. But that is like saying

someone needs surgery and chemo. But they just lost their health insurance.