Iowahawk, fresh from his trip across the pond terrorizing London, is whining about voter fraud, and he’s got the Reverend Jesse Jackson on his side.
I think it’s time for him to Move On.
Iowahawk, fresh from his trip across the pond terrorizing London, is whining about voter fraud, and he’s got the Reverend Jesse Jackson on his side.
I think it’s time for him to Move On.
Iowahawk, fresh from his trip across the pond terrorizing London, is whining about voter fraud, and he’s got the Reverend Jesse Jackson on his side.
I think it’s time for him to Move On.
ASCII cows.
Someone had waaaay too much time on their hands.
From my new home-town paper, PEST sufferers have formed support groups:
Check it out.
…if Glenn is a distant member of this tribe?
Oh, by the way, what ever happened to Batboy? He hasn’t been heard from in almost two years.
Gerard Van Derleun has the scoop on the Canadian government’s response to a potential influx of anti-Bush loons.
It’s prutty funny, eh?
In the last week of the campaign, they’re coming fast and furious. Iowahawk has the latest roundup:
DRUNK BUSH DRAGGED JAMES BYRD BEHIND AWOL JET
Then-airman George W. Bush was reprimanded by superiors for a drunken 1972 AWOL incident in which he dragged a helpless James Byrd behind his F-101, according to a new Texas Air National Guard document found in an Abeline, Texas Kinkos restroom.
The newly unsealed document, which several experts have now verified as typewritten, resurrected nagging questions about Bush’s disputed controversial “military service,” his drug and alcohol abuse, and his role in the slaying of Byrd.
The document shows that Bush earned a stern reprimand from a commanding officer, 6-Star General Smith, who remarks that “Dude, that is so not cool.”
Smith goes on to recommend that Bush “freeze the dude’s body, so like later on you can be governor and blame it on some rednecks, and then have those guys executed.”
Now we know how they do it. I knew they weren’t smart enough to come up with these on their own.
My first attempt:
George W. Bush invaded Iraq so that oil companies and the Christian Coalition could kill Al Franken.
Try it, it’s fun for the whole family! Well, at least if you’re a member of the Kennedy or Moore family.
I’m not sure that it’s possible to generate one that at least a few moonbats over at DU wouldn’t buy.
Last night, “Hindrocket” over at Powerline gave a heads up on a story potentially damaging to John Kerry’s credibility on foreign policy, scheduled for a Monday morning release.
Jeff Goldstein has the first link to the scoop. (Note: like much of Jeff’s stuff, while hilarious, it’s not necessarily family friendly).