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June 25, 2004

Wooden pickle

I've heard lots of speculation as of late about what wacky tactic the GOP will whip out to turn the tide. Not listed among those at October Surprise are the following:


  • Instead of dropping balloons at the GOP convention, Osama bin Laden will be lowered from the rafters in a cage

  • The GOP will launch a "John Kerry blows goats" smear campaign (courtesy Dave)

  • Bush announces a new reality show: "Who Wants to be King of Iraq?" (Johnny B's vote)

  • Cheney is dropped from the ticket and is replaced by Colin Powell


The last is pretty scary, don'cha think?

7 comments:

ktpetals said...

The last one is kind of scary... I think a lot of people like Powell. However, it's unlikely he would run as a VP, I think, since he doesn't even want to be a part of Bush's adminstration if there's a next term.

Which there won't be, God willing.

goldman said...

Yes, he's be on the outs with Cheney-Rumsfield axis since the pre-invasion of Iraq. But making him VP would be a remarkable way to bring him back in (even if it doesn't actually amount to his ideas on policy being enacted).

Incidentally, above when I say that the "Kerry blows goats" campaign is courtesy Dave, I mean that the idea that this will happen is Dave's ... not the photo proof itself.

And by Dave, I mean not my brother.

P'shew.

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Chester said...

Last week I got a mailer from Bush's campaign (don't ask). Subject line is "Kerry's Coalition of the Wild-eyed," as if anyone against Bush is not only unpatriotic, but also shitfuck batty.

It goes on...

"This new video shows something unprecedented in politics - the coalition that John Kerry is building to defeat our President - a Coalition of the Wild-eyed: As the video shows, the faces of John Kerry's Democratic Party are ones of pessimism, rage, and baseless attacks.

The choice will be clear in November. This is not a time for pessimism and rage. It's a time for optimism, steady leadership, and progress."

If they weren't so infuriating, they would be quite funny.

goldman said...

The new ad is wacky. As tony pierce points out, I think it's an effective anti-bush piece.

Dgcopter said...

...And speaking of Godwin's Law ...