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John McCain Is President of Washington, DC!

Friday, February 1st, 2008

Our favorite geriatric, Hero Maverick John McCain, finally has that unstoppable “mitt-mentum” we’ve heard so much about this month — McCain won the D.C. GOP straw poll! Suck it, Ron Paul! It was a pretty big win for Walnuts, considering the Paultards showed up like they do at every pointless straw poll. Anyway, your tortured old man won 45% , Romney got 35%, Dr. Congressman Ron Paul placed third with 8%, Ex-Hero Rudy Giuliani got 6%, and Reverend Minister Nice Mike Huckabee was in last place with 5%, because if there’s one place in America where GOP loyalists are not down with helping the black people, it’s Washington. [DC GOP]


Chatology: Fitzgeraldianly Awry

Monday, March 13th, 2006

This week’s Sunday shows were best viewed with 20/20 hindsight.

Top topics: Dubai ports deal (dead) and the Southern Republican Leadership Conference straw poll (meaningless). This was leavened with some talk of Iraq and a single, lonely reference to Saturday’s Gridiron show.

Quotes to live by:
Chris Wallaces curses us out: “Do the Democrats have — pardon the expression — a Newt Gingrich?”
Bill Kristol also has the first Arctic Monkeys seven-inch: “I liked McCain before it was cool for conservatives to like McCain.”
Everyone (except surprise mystery guest Joe Biden) avoids saying they’re running for President, though Huckabee does announce for 2016.
Hospice-bound Art Buchwald stays wry: “I believe in God, but I’m not too certain that the people who are telling me that ‘it’s God’s will’ are the people I want to be listening to.”

Full rundown after the jump.

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Hotline Straw Poll Results: Dye Jobs Win Out Over Distinguished Grey

Monday, March 13th, 2006

Here it is: The Poll that will decide the next Republican Candidate for the Presidency, a historic, life-changing moment, certain to be discussed for years to come as the first sign of a great sea change in American Politics:
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