Rudy Guiliani: "I have nothing to say, dear voter, that you will want to hear, so I will tell my wife I love her." And you can listen. Where will his next private moment in public occur? John Kennedy did Marilyn. Bobby Kennedy did Marilyn. Rudy does Marilyn, but in a different context. Will he be do Marilyn for Halloween? Is he running for Commander-in-Chief or Transvestite-in-Chief? Will he look as good on an aircraft carrier proclaiming 'Mission Accomplished' as he does in a blond wig nuzzleing Donald Trump?
Fred Thompson, on abortion: "I lobbied for it before I campaigned against it."
Poor McCain all he can do is insult kids who ask reasonable, if impolite, questions, and then promise to send them to Iraq.
Ron Paul - is he still running? He gets less press than Huckabee.
What about the Dems? Did Jesse Jackson really say Obama was acting too white? Will he say Hillary is acting too Girly? Or not girly enough? What about Romney? Can a white guy act too white? Oh wait - Romney is a Republican. But when he campaigned for Senate against Kennedy he campaigned as a Liberal. Is he running for Commander-in-Chief or Panderer-in-Chief?
And how about that Achmadenejihad? "We don't have homosexuals in Iran like you have in New York." Of course not. We have good old American homosexuals in New York. They speak English. You have Persian homosexuals in Iran. They don't speak English. They speak Farsi.
Monday, October 29, 2007
Sunday, October 28, 2007
African American and Hispanic Women turning to Romney, Thompson, and maybe Giuliani.
Washington, D. C. Mitt Romney is the favorite among African American and Hispanic women voters here in Washington and throughout the country, according to a poll released by 'Friends of Mitt Romney, 2008.'
The poll was conducted by former Congressman and Professor Newt Gingrich, currently consulting to the Romney Campaign. In response, the Thompson Campaign hired Mr. Gingrich to release a statement saying the same thing, but substitute the name "Fred Thompson" for the name "Mitt Romney."
Gingrich said, "Our research indicates that African American and Hispanic women are increasingly astute and sophisticated. They will not vote for Hillary Clinton, just because she's a woman, or Barak Obama, just because he's an African-American, or even John Edwards, just because like Clinton and Obama, he cares about women and children."
"And I am waiting to hear back from the Giuliani campaign," Gingrich said. "I was Talking to Rudy, but he put me on hold to talk to his wife," he explained. "A concession to Sept 11," Gingrich added, quickly.
The women surveyed favor Romney, or Thompson, and possibly Giuliani, because they believe that the best way to lead America is by eliminating the capital gains tax and other progressive taxes that effect the wealthiest Americans, and to send disadvantaged children to the Middle East to fight for oil, or to fight some other wars in other parts of the world.
The survey polled Condoleeza Rice and her maid, Juanita. The results are considered reliable. Responding to criticisms that the sample size was too small and the survey is not scientific, Gingrich, said "Look, we are moving to the future. we don't need science. Science is so 20th Century."
The poll was conducted by former Congressman and Professor Newt Gingrich, currently consulting to the Romney Campaign. In response, the Thompson Campaign hired Mr. Gingrich to release a statement saying the same thing, but substitute the name "Fred Thompson" for the name "Mitt Romney."
Gingrich said, "Our research indicates that African American and Hispanic women are increasingly astute and sophisticated. They will not vote for Hillary Clinton, just because she's a woman, or Barak Obama, just because he's an African-American, or even John Edwards, just because like Clinton and Obama, he cares about women and children."
"And I am waiting to hear back from the Giuliani campaign," Gingrich said. "I was Talking to Rudy, but he put me on hold to talk to his wife," he explained. "A concession to Sept 11," Gingrich added, quickly.
The women surveyed favor Romney, or Thompson, and possibly Giuliani, because they believe that the best way to lead America is by eliminating the capital gains tax and other progressive taxes that effect the wealthiest Americans, and to send disadvantaged children to the Middle East to fight for oil, or to fight some other wars in other parts of the world.
The survey polled Condoleeza Rice and her maid, Juanita. The results are considered reliable. Responding to criticisms that the sample size was too small and the survey is not scientific, Gingrich, said "Look, we are moving to the future. we don't need science. Science is so 20th Century."
Sunday, October 21, 2007
High Level Discussions in Tehran
Putin: In my country we tolerate homosexuals. We don’t like them, but we don’t kill them. They have their uses.
Achmadinejad: I know. I had good times in
Putin: Mahmoud, my friend, why don’t you send some men to Hisbollah, men with guns.
Achmadinejad: I can send them more men to Hizbollah. Men with guns and bombs. We call them “Scholars.”
Putin: Good. By the way. Did anyone ever tell you you look like Ringo Starr, that decadent man from the ‘Beatles’?
Achmadinejad: The Ringo Starr? Do you really think so? I have dreamed of playing the drum.
Putin: Then meet me in my bath, after I finish bombing Chechnia. We will play the drum together.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Willie Randolph Goes to Washington
Washington. Oct 4. The Mets are sending Willie Randolph to Washington, it was announced today. Not to coach the Nationals, but to manage the War in Iraq.
"There are winners and there are losers," President Bush said. "Willie Randolph is a loser who can be a winner on my team. And all the losers on anyone's teams can winners on my teams."
The President also announced plans to build baseball stadiums in major cities in Iraq. "We will be building baseball stadiums in major Iraqi cities, including Basra, Baghdad, Faluja, Mecca, Rihyadh, and Tehran," President Bush said. "Mecca and Rihyadh in Saudi Arabia and Tehran in Iran, to establish baseball in Iraq. We brought baseball to Japan after World War II, and then, 50 years later got Hideki Chopsuey joined the NY Rangers," President Bush continued. "We expect that 50 years from now some kid named Omar, or Mohammed, or Christian, some kid from Baghdad, or Basra, or Kuwait will come from Iraq to play baseball for the Jets or the Patriots."
The Vice President, in an undisclosed location, is reported to have scowled and said "Baseball. As if I have time to watch men play a game. I've got a war to fight. Phones to tap. Children's health care to veto."
"There are winners and there are losers," President Bush said. "Willie Randolph is a loser who can be a winner on my team. And all the losers on anyone's teams can winners on my teams."
The President also announced plans to build baseball stadiums in major cities in Iraq. "We will be building baseball stadiums in major Iraqi cities, including Basra, Baghdad, Faluja, Mecca, Rihyadh, and Tehran," President Bush said. "Mecca and Rihyadh in Saudi Arabia and Tehran in Iran, to establish baseball in Iraq. We brought baseball to Japan after World War II, and then, 50 years later got Hideki Chopsuey joined the NY Rangers," President Bush continued. "We expect that 50 years from now some kid named Omar, or Mohammed, or Christian, some kid from Baghdad, or Basra, or Kuwait will come from Iraq to play baseball for the Jets or the Patriots."
The Vice President, in an undisclosed location, is reported to have scowled and said "Baseball. As if I have time to watch men play a game. I've got a war to fight. Phones to tap. Children's health care to veto."
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