Each party will browbeat the public with worst case scenarios meant to goad every citizen of voting age into waiting in line for days (if necessary) to cast the most important ballot they will every have to submit via electronic voting machines that have no method of verifying the results
Is it siege time in the Liberal world? Should we drink a toast and hurl our glass into the fireplace? "I can't send my pundits out there! Their Sopwith Camels are being held together with bailing wire and chewing gum."
If Liberal flavored punditry (propaganda?) is becoming
extinct, perhaps the World's Laziest Journalist needs to switch to presenting
conservative talking points heavily laced with irony. That way we could offend almost all the
liberal and conservative readers simultaneously.
If Americans don't want liberal punditry in the pop culture, might that serve to goad an obstreperous pundit of Irish heritage to greater efforts or would it be better to (ideologically speaking) be time to start to establish the foundation for a digital underground version of the Resistance era printed newspaper Combat.
[Note from the Photo Editor: Perception is everything. Irony from a liberal is easy to misinterpret. Is a horseman approaching in the night a knight in armor or is it Ichabod Carne's nemesis?]
George Carlin wrote: "Sign your petitions, walk your picket lines, bring your lawsuits, cast your votes and write those stupid letters to whomever you please; you won't change a thing."
Now the disk jockey will play the Doors' "The End," Johnny Cash's version of "Ghost Riders in the Sky," and the Byrds' "Mr. Spaceman." We have to start celebrating Endangered Species Day today. Have a "Curse you, Red Barron!" type week.
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