Archive for the 'HUMOR' Category

Obama’s Minions: What now?

Monday, November 24th, 2008

By Way Of Noting…

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008

…that the staff of The Onion won’t be missing their target of the past eight years, George W. Bush, nosirreebob…:

Oh, God, no,” says feature editor Joe Garden. “It’s been a nightmare trying to figure out what to do with him [in the paper].” From the Onion’s standpoint, Barack Obama’s nomination and his rock-star celebrity were good news, “simply because he has people interested in politics, which lets us satirize something people care about,” says Garden.

…I have been meaning to ask for quite a while – isn’t it time to start satirizing The Onion

Is it just me, or have they been phoning it in for the past year or two?

Cheneys to host Bidens on Thursday

Thursday, November 13th, 2008

Cheneys to host Bidens on Thursday

 

…are you thinkin’ what I’m thinkin’?

Party On Wayne. Party on Garth.

Friday, November 7th, 2008

[Cliff Clavin] “Ahhhh, it’s a little know fact Nawm, that uh, America does not have a two party system. There is actually to date quite a few political parties. Truth be told, this year I voted for the Cool Moose candidate, a Mr. Bill Winkle.”[end Cliff Clavin]

To wit:

AC A Connecticut Party
AF American First Coalition
AH American Heritage Party
AI American Independent Pty
AK Alaskan Independence
AN American Constitution
AM American
BD Builders Party
BT Boston Tea
B Better Schools
BR Buchanan Reform
CC Concerned Citizens
CE Centrist Party
CF Citizens First
CM Cool Moose
CN Constitutional
CP Concerns of People
C Conservative
CS Constitution
CL CT for Lieberman
DC DC Statehood Green Party
D Democrat
E End Suffolk Legislature
FA Fair
FE Free Energy Party
F Fusion Independent
FR Freedom
Fr Friends United
FB Farmers & Small Business
FS Freedom Socialist
FV Family Values Party
GC Green Coalition Party
GN Greens No To War
GR Green
G Grass Roots Party
HC Healthcare Party
HP Home Protection
HQ Heartquake ’08
IA Independent American
IF Independent Fusion
IL Independent Grassroots
I Independent
IN Independence
IT Integrity Party
IP Independent Party
IR Independent-Progressive
IC Ind. Save Our Children
L Liberal
LO Looking Back Party
LA Labor and Farm
LB Libertarian
LF Long Island First
LM Legalize Marijuana
LU Liberty Union
LP Liberty Union/Progressiv
MJ Marijuana Party
MM Make Marijuana Legal
MN Mountain Party
MR Marijuana Reform Party
NA New Alliance
NE Nebraska
NH No Home Heat Tax
NL Natural Law Party
NT No New Taxes
NO No
NP Non-Partisan
ND No Party Designation
OB Objectivist
OE One Earth
OP Open
OT 128 District
AO Other
PC Pacific
PN Pacific Green
PP Patriot Party
PA Pacifist
PH Personal Choice
PE Petitioning Candidate
P Party of Ethics & Tradit
PF Peace and Freedom
PJ Peace and Justice
PL Pro Life Conservative
PO Populist
PG Progressive
PR Prohibition
PS Preserve Our Town
PT Property Tax Cut
PV People of Vermont
PW Protect Working Families
R Republican
RS Resource Party
RC Randolph for Congress
RJ Restore Justice-Freedom
RM Reform Minnesota
RF Reform Party
RD Republican Moderate
RL Right to Life
SC School Choice
SL Socialism
SS Save Seniors
SE Socialist Equality
S Save Medicare
SO Socialist
SU Socialist USA
ST Star Tax Cut
SF Student First
SW Socialist Workers Party
BL The Better Life
T Tax Cut
TC Tax Cut Now
TG The Go
TL Term Limits
TS Timesizing
UC United Citizen
UN Unaffiliated
U Unenrolled
UD United
TX U.S. Taxpayers Party
UY Unity
VT Veterans Party
GS Vermont Grassroots
V Voice of the People
VP Voters Rights Party
WC Working Class Party
WF Working Families
WN West Side Neighbors
WP We the People
WV Workers for Vermont
WW Workers World
YS Yes

Rum: The Other White Meat

Monday, October 27th, 2008

As in Pork that is.

As Congress debated the historic financial rescue package on Oct. 3, the world economy was hanging in the balance. The House already had rejected Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson’s emergency $700 billion banking bailout plan. The Senate, hoping to get the House to relent, added $110 billion in “sweeteners” and sent the bill back.

One of those sweeteners jumped out at Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio). It would permit Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to pocket $192 million in federal excise taxes collected from rum-makers in those territories.

“Madam speaker, the Senate’s response to the House rejection of the Paulson plan was to add more spending. So we got tax breaks for rum,” Kaptur said from the well of the House. “You’ve got it right. R-U-M.”

This is an outrage! I rarely drink rum. If this were Brandy or Single-Malt Scotch, I would be in full support. Rum (save 151) is a waste of taxpayer dollars!

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