Marco Rubio Still Sane

 Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, testifying in Congress. 

It's pretty clear that for many people, working in politics causes mental illness. There are plenty of examples, most notably our ex-president Joe Biden, who lost his mind publicly while in office, and his VP Kamala Harris, who certainly should be institutionalized before she hurts someone. Others of note who are apparently off their rockers are Reps. Jasmine Crockett, Maxine Waters, that woman with the purple hair Rosa DeLauro and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who thankfully resigned. 

Many others who have served in government in the past were also certifiable. Is it something in the water on Capitol Hill that makes them nuts? For instance, did Bill Clinton think it was a good idea to have sex in the Oval Office with a young intern less than half his age? Did Teddy Kennedy feel okay about leaving a woman to drown inside a vehicle after he drunkenly drove off a bridge in Chappaquiddick? And what was Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem thinking when she wore her $50,000 Rolex on a visit to a hellhole El Salvador prison?

Now it seems that President Trump is going down that road, as evidenced by his recent bizarre act of sticking his name onto the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in our nation's capital. Even worse, he opted to put his name first, so it's now the Donald J. Trump and John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts. For what purpose? And how come nobody close to him stopped him?

We can only hope and pray that the current Secretary of State and still-sane Marco Rubio drinks only bottled water.