As you know, Johnny Roosh likes to employ fitting nick names for political objects of disregard here at Shot In The Dark and I would once again like to enlist your input.
16 thoughts on “You Can Call Me Al”
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It’s already been settled; Senator Scumbag.
Try and keep up here, will ya John?
That’s not in keeping with the New Tone, Swiftee. The first alternative should have been Frankenfraud, but then, I’m a word guy and Roosh is a numbers guy.
It is gratifying to see that 16 people agreed with me on The Senator from New York. Carpetbagger Al would have been a good choice.
“60.”
Can we please not call him the senator from NY? This applies equally well to Coleman.
Unlike Carpetbagger Al, Norm Coleman actually worked in Minnesota before becoming a Senator.
Winner
I’m going with “Ugh” or “Proof that Minnesota’s educational system isn’t as good as we think it is.”
Rick confuses theft with “winning”. A common liberal misconception.
Boohoo, Kerm! Sucks to lose, huh?
Lose or be disenfranchised? Sucks to be a victim of ACORN, that’s for damn sured.
Winner…
…among the 43% of Minnesotans who, let’s just say, aren’t smart enough to get out of jury duty.
Congrats, Senator Franken. In the land of the blind, you are one-eyed [carpetbagging] guy (with serious anger-management issues)
Kermit, an election can only be stolen when a court hands a victory to a conservative, never when it hands a victory to a liberal. ACORN 101, pal.
What was shown to be true in 2000 is still true: The way to win is to recount until you are in the lead by any margin — even a single vote — then stop the vote cold.
It doesn’t hurt to outspend your opponent 4 to 1 on lawyers, the way Carpetbagger Al did.
Just so you all know, once the poll is closed I am going to count and recount the votes until “Big Fat Idiot” is declared the winning nickname.
Add Angry Al to the list.