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At its bottom, drain the swamp is a metaphor: If you drain the swamp, you eliminate the mosquitoes (or snakes and alligators, in other iterations) that breed disease. But, ironically, the original disease the expression referred to was the very thing Trump has built his campaign on: big business.
W hen youâre up to your ass in alligators, itâs hard to remember youâre there to drain the swamp. Iâll have to remember that one and use it sometime! I also found myself smiling when I read a post by an artist, Jill Banks, who said she was âliterallyâ up to her eyeballs in alligators.The mind boggles!iled Under: Featured, Stories Â· June 7, 2011 Â· 2 Comments Â·. When youâre up to your ass in alligators, itâs hard to remember youâre there to drain the swamp. In an email this morning from Marge Schiller, my colleague and friend in the US, she mentioned that â eyeballs and alligators are in far too close proximity â.