Last-minute sloganeering
By Heraclitus
I feel a little awkward linking to something by Bill Maher, whom I think is mostly annoying, but while this piece is a little shrill, there are undeniably some great lines in it. For instance:
I feel a little awkward linking to something by Bill Maher, whom I think is mostly annoying, but while this piece is a little shrill, there are undeniably some great lines in it. For instance:
When they say, "Cut and Run" or "Defeatocrat," you say, "Bush lost the war -- period." All this nonsense about "the violence is getting worse because they're trying to influence our election." No, it's getting worse because you drew up the postwar plans on the back of a cocktail napkin at Applebee's. And of course Democrats want to win, but that's impossible now that you've ethnically cleansed the place by making it unlivable, just like you did with New Orleans.The Applebee's part, for some reason, rings especially true. Via Jill.
So when they say, "Democrats are obstructionists," you say, "You're welcome." Because with a bad administration that has bad ideas, obstruction is a good thing, just as it's a good thing to obstruct a drunk from getting his car keys. I would be happy to frame the debate as a fight between the Obstructionists and the Enablers. There's your talking point: "Vote Republican, and you vote to enable George Bush to keep ruling as an emperor." A retarded, child emperor, but an emperor.
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