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  • deporter 8:59 pm on October 1, 2008 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment |
    Tags: election, moose-for-brains,   

    Moose in the headlights 

    Really?  Really?  This might be old news, but I just saw this.  And by the way, is this Couric interview ten days long or what?  Every time I browse around the internet there is a new clip of moose-for-brains in that ridiculous pink suit blabbing incoherently about loose nukes, Pakistan, the bailout, and moose jerky.

    I need two things from potential VP Palin:

    1.  I need her to speak in complete sentences.  There is clearly something in the beauty pageant manual about stammering about and then trailing off when you don’t know how to answer a question.   How is “everywhere like such as” different from “(mid-sentence) maybe I would take issue with but…(trail off).”  What the F are you saying?  String together a noun and a verb, then pause.  Rinse and repeat.  Throw in an adjective if you are feeling frisky.  Not that hard.

    2.  I need someone in the #2 spot that has at least thought about the issues of our day prior to being VP.  Honestly.  Anyone.  Someone off the street that has, oh, I don’t know, read a paper in the past 20 years, and sat there and thought about what they read.  Maybe discussed it with a friend or a co-worker.  Maybe took a position on it.  Anything.  Just some indication that she has the ability to analyze an issue.  Any issue.

    Ugh.

    Deporter, out.

     
    • littlelarry 9:17 pm on October 1, 2008 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Yikes! I’m wiped. Wanna grab a pizza?!

    • coolasacrazymoose 12:58 pm on October 2, 2008 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      I resent being compared to Sarah Palin. Moose are much smarter than that.

  • el D 1:52 pm on September 11, 2008 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment |
    Tags: election,   

    I hope so, playa. 

     
  • el D 2:01 pm on February 20, 2008 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment |
    Tags: country ass-whoopins, election   

    Math. 

    Owned.

     
  • el D 3:00 pm on January 24, 2008 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment |
    Tags: election, ,   

    Stallone Likes McCain. I think. 

    From Time.com:

    Karen Ballard /Lionsgate /AP


    Rambo, Rocky star: Life is “a rough action film, and you need somebody who’s been in that to deal with it.”

    Soooooooo…..we should elect someone who’s been in action films? Pretty sure a couple of states tried that already. Results are mixed.

    h/t to Mylephnt for the article.

     
    • Mylephnt 3:10 pm on January 24, 2008 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Chuck Norris and Huckabee had better watch out. Although I’m pretty sure that the marathon-running Huckabee has the stamina to mop the floor with the geriatric McCain, Rocky…er, Rambo is making a comeback. When is the last time you saw a roundhouse from Walker, Texas Ranger? Exactly.

    • Mylephnt 3:13 pm on January 24, 2008 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      As soon as I hit “post”, a giant fist came out of nowhere and knocked me out my chair. I take it all back Mr. Norris.

      How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could Chuck Norris? …All of it.

    • el duderino 3:16 pm on January 24, 2008 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      is it 4:20 already?

  • el D 10:47 pm on January 3, 2008 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment |
    Tags: , election,   

    Anyone who can eat soup with a fork… 

    …can definitely change the course of an election.  I’m sitting here, watching the Iowa caucus returns, and there’s Huckabee.

    And standing behind him. Chuck Norris. Chuck Norris, people. Yes, I know that he’s been stumping for the Huckster for a while now. But that doesn’t change the effect. The effect of Chuck Norris. Chuck Norris standing on the stage behind the potential Republican nominee for President…that’s President of the nation, not California.

    Carlos Ray Norris. On stage. With Huckabee. Just making sure you heard me right.

    Chuck Norris.

     
    • Mylephnt 12:34 pm on January 4, 2008 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Chuck Norris’s tears win elections, too bad he’s never cried.

  • el D 10:41 pm on December 29, 2007 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment |
    Tags: Die Hard, election, , Thompson   

    McCain??? 

    “I thought I was running against John McClane. This changes everything.”

    As long as we’re discussing dipshit GOPs, let’s focus on the horse coming out of Tennessee. Apparently, Freddy D isn’t really all that interested in running for the big chair anyway. But that’s why he thinks he’s the best guy for the job. Whoa, Fred. You almost tripped me up there.

    Now, I’ve said over and over again why I think we never have competent presidents. Because the type of person who wants to run for President is the exact one you don’t want in the White House. There are plenty of people out there with the intelligence, patience, and leadership skills required to effectively run this country. It just so happens that those are the same people who are way too smart to ever put themselves and their families through a presidential campaign.

    My theory notwithstanding, I’m not buying this ploy by Thompson. I think he’s just lazy. If I were a contributor to his campaign, I’d have a serious case of the red ass right now. Reportedly, when asked to comment on all the early supporters of his who now want their money back, Thompson borrowed a line from his character in Die Hard 2: “The line starts at the Mississippi and they better start taking numbers.”

    Yee-haw.

     
  • Handy 7:09 pm on December 28, 2007 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment |
    Tags: Bhutto, election, , Pakistan   

    Huckabee to Campaign Staff: "Where’s Pakistan and Who’s Benazir? Because I Certainly Haven’t…" 

    This from cnn.com, posted on Dec. 28, 2007.

    “During an event Friday in Pella, Iowa, Huckabee said the crisis sparked by Bhutto’s death should lead to a crackdown on illegal immigrants from Pakistan.”

    Wow. I can barely find the words to comment on this brand of stupidity.

    A little advice for Gov. Huckabee: It’s called a daily foreign policy briefing from your campaign staff. Might want to look into setting that up, considering that Bhutto’s assassination is the most talked about foreign policy issue since an intelligence report last month found that Iran suspended its nuclear weapons program. Which Gov. Huckabee also did not know about. Or the fact the Pakistan is not currently under martial law. Gov. Huckabee didn’t know about that either.

    At a minimum, somebody get this guy a New York Times and 10 minutes in the bathroom.

     
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