Kings and Queens

Recently, dimwitted senator Scott Brown (R-MA, how weird is it to type that?) had this to say about his busy busy days:

"Each and every day that I've been a United States senator, I've been discussing issues, meeting on issues, in secret meetings and with kings and queens and prime ministers and business leaders and military leaders, talking, voting, working on issues every single day," he said on the Jim Braude and Margery Eagan Show.  

Read more: http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/scott-brown-fast-furious-9925053#ixzz1ywv3i5pM

Secret meetings with kings and queens? Really?

I'm quite sure Queen Elizabeth is not interrupting her Jubilee to schlep across the pond to hold a secret meeting with a first-term backbencher who might possibly throw her majesty's tea into Boston Harbor, and I have to figure that Queens Noor and Latifah both have better things to do with their time, so who are these kings and queens (and possibly Czarinas?) with whom Brown is secretly meeting? One can only speculate. . .

 

maybe the Burger King?

 

Or the Queen Mary?

 

King Cobra would make sense.

 

Or the King of Cartoons?

I suppose Brown might be hunky enough to lure 

Priscilla Queen of the Desert into a private meeting.

Or the ghost of Freddy Mercury

 

But no. Brown's spokesman cleared up the mystery:

Brown spokesman Colin Reed said in an e-mail that "Senator Brown was speaking generally about private meetings he has had with foreign and domestic leaders." He later acknowledged that Brown, who has made his reputation as a truck-driving everyman, has not met with any royalty. "He misspoke when he said kings and queens," Reed said.

He misspoke. He said "kings and queens" when he meant to say "wings and beans" which is what he has each and every day for lunch?

With a side of Lime Sinister?

(cuz he also said prime ministers)

Still, we're supposed to believe that this doofus:



is meeting each and every day with world leaders of some sort?  I would think this putz would have trouble getting a meeting with Mitch McConnell.