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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 31 2008 | funny, games, politics, republicans

    Play the new game based on the privileged life of a Neiman Marxist.

    Quoted: What could you do with Sarah's spending money?!

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 26 2008 | obama, politics, funny, is this over yet?
    Barack Obama Is So Weird

    Are these photo-shopped? I don't think so. Nothing like gas prices to make politicians act silly. Still got his back, but this is a little embarrassing.

    Quoted: Obama is such a snob about motorcars that he didn't know the car had to BE THERE for him to fill it up. He has never driven a car in his life. He rides a velvet-seated flying pineapple that runs on Dom Perignon champagne fuel.

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 22 2008 | video, funny, politics, music
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    This clip narrowly beat out Pres. Bush's dance w/ Pres. Johnson Sirleaf for my dot of the day. This is wonderful.

    Quoted: Feb. 21 Ted Kennedy belts out a popular Mexican song during a Barack Obama event in Laredo, Texas.

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 11 2008 | history, funny, politics, american history
    The Creed: A Critic at Large: The New Yorker

    This is a very fun read.

    Quoted: What made Franklin great was how nobly he strived for perfection; what makes him almost impossibly interesting is how far short he fell of it.

    Quoted: ...[On] religion: Serving God is Doing good to Man, but Praying is thought an easier Service, and therefore more generally chosen. Or delusion: He that lives upon Hope, dies farting. (Scholars have suggested that the last one was a printer’s error, and should have read “fasting,” but, I ask you, who was the printer?) Or he might have chosen to collect the dozens of Poor Richard’s proverbs advising against the accumulation of wealth: The Poor have little, Beggars none; the Rich too much, enough not one.

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 30 2008 | funny, theater, politics, satire
    Presidential Pratfalls: David Mamet's Oval Office Satire: The New Yorker

    This sounds hilarious. The quoted dialogue comes from an effort to shake down the Big Turkey folks for a bribe in exchange for the annual turkey pardon.

    Quoted: “I pardon your turkeys, what does that imply?” he says to a turkey wrangler. “That the birds I haven’t pardoned, the turkeys each American actually eats on Thanksgiving, are criminals?” He adds, “I want a number so high even dogs can’t hear it.

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 29 2008 | politics, news, funny

    I don't think this holdout will last forever, especially if his choice is in trouble after Super Tuesday.

    Quoted: Al Gore is the only big establishment Democrat of any import to withhold his endorsement at this point. That’s because he’s not a big establishment Democrat, actually — he is a veritable Jesus, and he’s above this “Politics.” How many Nobels has “Politics” won? Exactly.

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 14 2007 | aliens, government, news, funny, politics, national security

    Awesome.

    Quoted: History will remember the 2008 Dennis Kucinich campaign for two things: his hot wife Elizabeth, and bringing UFOs back into the political dialogue.

    Quoted: Especially after the attacks of 9/11, it is no longer satisfactory to ignore radar returns … which cannot be associated with performances of existing aircraft and helicopters,” they said in a statement released at a news conference.

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    0 starsdrew_s | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 01 2007 | law, politics, presidential election 2008, funny
    Attorney at Politics: Would You Hire One to Represent You? - New York Times

    More on lawyers seeking the White House, plus Hillary and a rat's ass case (totally unfair to single this out, but it's pretty funny):

    Quoted: The first jury trial Mrs. Clinton handled on her own, for instance, concerned the rear end of a rat in a can of pork and beans. She represented the cannery, and she argued that there had been no real harm, as the plaintiff did not actually eat the rat. “Besides,” she wrote in her autobiography, describing her client’s position, “the rodent parts which had been sterilized might be considered edible in certain parts of the world.”