Ray Cycle Returns!


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Ray Cycle Returns-

In royal times court jesters would joke about Kings and their foolishness. Today in our comedy of survival, dictator Trump is throwing away our future prosperity.  Trump is ignoring the courts by his terrible transactions. As a Jester off the tennis court, I jest at King Don’s lawless cons. MAGA stands for Making American Grifters Again - only conserving his wealth. Trump is robbing the poor to benefit the rich.Trump ignores the law.  Ironically he is the one implementing fraud, waste, and abuse helping the rich to extend their tax credits.

On April 1, 1988, Republican Representative Connie Morella sponsored me to be a court jester on the U.S. Capitol steps.  With my racket, I was a LOUD BOY, "You’re not dealing with a full deck when you throw the joker out?"  I created Ray Cycle, a conservative jester  who foolishly dresses up and campaigns to "Recycle Our Nation's Capital."  Growing up on the D.C. tennis courts, I quickly learned to jest.  My Dad was on staff on the Hill. Also, he helped start the "Capitol Hill Tennis Team" which I played on for many years. 

As Head Pro at a local club, my boss was the chief of staff for two Senate Republican Majority leaders.

As the first recycling coordinator in Washington DC, I created Ray Cycle. In 1976, I discovered that oil was being lost right before the District of Columbia’s water facility. I became a used oil recovery expert and helped build the area's largest recycling plant. I'm a good old oil boy.  In 1990, I shared the trademark of Ray Cycle with the State of Connecticut.

For over 50 years, as a waste management expert (oyxmoron), I have advocated conservation using humor. I'm one of those tennis shoes, environmental dudes. Ray's pollution solution is to sound his frugal bugle with the gift of thrift. Democracy will thrive from a comedy rather than perpetuating a tragedy. 

BE A COMIC- SAVE THE JOKER and DEAL WITH A FULL DECK

  www.robertarner.com







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