Tuesday, October 17, 2006



The debate was predictable. The Republican spouted right wing



Do you think Berber carpet is preferable to shag?



Who framed Roger Rabbit?



Alex Pendragon said...

Yea, I always wanted to know who framed Roger Rabbit!

I wish the Soup Nazi would participate in these debates. "Sir, would you continue the administrations tendency to cut taxes for the rich?"


Anonymous said...

I used to love when I would happen to catch a congressional debate or meeting on CSPAN before things got started, you know, while the media staff were setting up. You could see the staff moving chairs, straightening papers on the podium, kicking wires and cords out of the way. It was capturing the only real thing that goes on during politics.

I guess being a politician is no different than most other professions when it comes to scripted dialogue - they're just really bad at it.

R. said...

Being libertarian (small 'l') I find it disappointing that the Libertarian canidate wasn't cogent enough to capture your interest. You'd think that a party would at least put a person up who made as much sense as the Constitution (since the one thing most Libertarians seem to agree on is that they want a government closer to the one envisioned by the founding fathers.)

I've considered running but I'm not sure I can stomach the servitude to Satan that is required.

Time said...

THE Michael, I thought you'd be impressed that I went all political and everything.

Miss Bliss, Behind ever politician is a distainful staff making them look good.

R, my libertarian nephew. I'd much rather you pursue an honorable profession like serial killer than become a politician.

JP (mom) said...

You and your politics ROCK Tim!! Thanks for keeping us on track! JP