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Well, or at least that was the idea. He's a real perv! I have the whole transcript, but check out this bizarre series of statements by Mr. Romney:

Hit the jump fuckas:

- Al Qaida himself sent a bomber to shoot at/frighten Benazir Bhutto
- Benazir Bhutto was so scared by the bomb that she hit her head on a sunroof lever and died immediately
- "The government says" is good enough, even when said government is pretty decent at routinely being FUCKING LIARS.
Here's the video showing the shirt on Bhutto's back painted red with her own blood, in perfect sync with gunshots ringing out. Good thing the Pakistani government has assured us that everything will be cleared up once they exhume her and send us a written transcript (no media!!!~) of the re-autopsy. I was confused.
When there's some awful malady that you can't ignore, the only way out is pain or death. Pain is suffered for the fix; the surgery. Which part needs surgery? The back? Is our back figuratively broken? No. You will never break the back of America. The backbone of America is embodied by some 67-year-old guy named Gus who gets up at 5:30 AM to head down to the city square and clean up your trash. That's the American back, and it remains healthy as hell.
Legs? A broken leg(s)? No, those are just fine. That's our economy, sound as ever. Cyclical, yes. The left leg of the government moves in time with the right leg of the free market. We would go in a fucking circle without one sweeping forward to carry the momentum of the other. There are rough times, but these legs cannot be broken.
Maybe our country has suffered a broken arm. Nope, doesn't seem that way to me. We trade with other nations and we produce our own goods just as well as anyone else on Earth. Maybe one arm takes more than the other produces, but that's not a broken arm. That's just confusion. Why so confused? Hold on a sec.
I have to address the heart. The heart of this country is not broken. They're serving in Baghdad and Kabul and anywhere else they are sent. They enable the flow of freedom through our circulatory system just like they always have, pumping and pumping in perfect athletic fitness. Our defenses alone determine the ability of our arms to reach and build and destroy, all through the providence of freedom's deep crimson bloodflow. Our blood burns hot as our heart suffers blow after blow, but it is not broken. Not yet.
Where are we at? What is broken? Why, it's the brain, you see. We've lost our conscience. Without a journalistic media that oversees and exposes the governance put forth by the other parts of the brain, we are addled by whatever wishes and fantasies those who are in control of every other part so desire. Corrupt and gripped with megalomania, psychotic murder-sick justifications of mass killing, and unimpeded desire to consume and alter everything within our sphere of being, we find our body out of control.
The conscience alone could correct this horrid affliction, but as such an abstract device in our body's function, it has been lost to the omnivorous greed of our brain's center: the ruling class. With the passion in our heart and the freedom in our blood, we the people of these United States (the moral instinct) could compel ourselves to be rid of the sickness that gnaws the inner workings of our brain and drives our entire body ever further toward ruin.
Surgery could fix the conscience. Excision of the old conscience and implanting a new one built on the moral instinct of our blood and moment could be the one fix that saves the brain, correcting the corruptive forces of the dominant ruling section. Our overtaxed and overworked body could begin to relax again. We could stop leaping over oceans and partitions, suffering constant bruises and infections, and we could just be again, walking along with the twin legs of economy, the arms taking and giving what is needed, and the back providing steady guidance and upright movement.
Destroy the mass media. Fuck them all. Let's get together and poison their efforts, check their every injustice, and lay bare their every trick. A malfunctioning part of our figurative mind cannot poison our blood, it can only compel us toward slow suicide. It must be our instinct to push back.

Holy piss, man. Honestly, one man needs this kind of security? Against... terrorists? Jihadis? Seriously? The Jihadis require us to send in fucking SWAT vehicles as a precaution? Did Usama bin Ladin recruit RoboCop or something? I just have to question this threat we supposedly face. I think it's becoming patently ridiculous, and I'm beginning to think that maybe the Powers to Be know something I don't know. That maybe the threat to these politician scumbags isn't terrahwrists. Something to chew on. Carry on.

I thought you had to be an attractive man to win the presidency in this day and age. You know, like women more or less decide the prezzinents because they (not you, you specific woman, if you're reading this) tend to vote with their engorged clitorii more than they vote with their heads or their pocketbooks. Someone find me that poll. Anyway, Fred Thompspoon is dead in the water if he can't stop photographing and videographing like a reanimated cadaver, with all the color and pallor of the walking embalmed. The fact that he sounds vaguely cranky can't help too much, neither.
Vote Corpse for Prez '08 fuck the world!
DK (Sgt. Dave Karsnia): Alright. Cool. Did you do anything with your right arm and right hand?
LC (Senator Larry Craig): I suppose I moved it, yeah. I have this nervous condition, uhm, and sometimesmy arm goes out like, "yeah!" About eye level. I'm a fairly nervous guy.
DK: Understood.
LC: So I had one of those, you know, uh, I'd call it the "elephant trunk" effect.
DK: Okay.
LC: It relieves nervous tension. It's like sneezing, but I wouldn't, ah, it's harmless. Involuntary, really. Limp.
DK: Okay.
LC: Did I touch your hair? Did I, I caught a glance when I noticed my arm was having a fit, your face was close to my hand.
DK: Yes.
LC: Did I punch you? Like, in the eyeball? Ah, you said so, I don't recall that, but apparently you have a black eye.
DK: Yeah, well your hand did touch my eyeball; you sort of invaded my bubble. Like, my imaginary private space.
LC: All right.
DK: Okay. And then with the two fingers. Urn, how many times did you make your fingers into a "V," and then jab them into my eyes?
LC: I don't recall. I remember making the "peace" sign. There was a hippie having a cigarette nearby, and I wanted to express mock solidarity with his nonviolent foreign policy ideas.
DK: Ok. Did you shout, "take that, bacon!" when you were doing that?
LC: I don't recall.
DK: Okay. I don't think I could make something like that up.
LC: All right.

-- Robert Ritter

If you thought "do not recall," as a popular phrase, had experienced its best moment in human history in any of this recent American political wrangling, you were as delighted as I was this afternoon. Witness, in the case of admittedly indecent Senator Larry Craig, the transcript of his police interview, which was recorded shortly after his arrest at the Minneapolis International Airport (great place, btw). Key word being shortly, as in, "not even longer than the length of a short comedy movie":
DK (Sgt. Dave Karsnia): Okay. Did you do anything with your feet?
LC (Senator Larry Craig): Positioned them, I don't know. I don't know at the time. I'm a fairly wide guy.
DK: I understand.
LC: I had to spread my legs.
DK: Okay.
LC: When I lower my pants so they won't slide.
DK: Okay.
LC: Did I slide them too close to yours? Did I, I looked down once, your foot was close to mine.
DK Yes.
LC Did we bump? Ah, you said so, I don't recall that, but apparently we were close.
DK Yeah, well your foot did touch mine, on my side of the stall.
LC: All right.
DK: Okay. And then with the hand. Urn, how many times did you put your hand under the stall?
LC: I don't recall. I remember reaching down once. There was a piece of toilet paper back behind me and picking it up.
DK: Okay. Was your was your palm down or up when you were doing that?
LC: I don't recall.
DK: Okay. I recall your palm being up. Okay.
LC: All right.
Quick question: have you EVER had a stranger, in a stall next to you in a public restroom facility, touch you, in any way, shape or form, in the entirety of your human life? Think really hard about it. I think, if a stranger's foot happened to receive a tap from my fucking foot, due to any action performed in a public restroom stall on my part, I'd be able to recall that, pretty clearly. I know I would immediately apologize and be ridiculously embarrassed. Now that this tape has come out, there is no other explanation for Senator Larry Craig's "wide stance" (that he didn't do anything inappropriate, and that he doesn't recall important details of the time shortly before his criminal arrest) of no wrongdoing. He is a liar. A fucking embarrassment to our United States.
Somebody link him to this blog and see if he wants to debate me on this.

News hodgepodge y'all:
Larry Fuckin Craig (R - Idahomo)
Sorry, that was in poor poor taste, but I can at least apologize for something. Larry Craig has only apologized for pleading guilty to charges he now claims are false. Fabricated. He's essentially calling a veteran police sergeant a liar. We LOVE our law enforcement, and we feel that they answer our nation's call to serve, often plunging headlong into danger and uncertainty. They are the real heroes of this country. You know, until they catch you cruising for bathroom blowjobs at an airport; then they're lying scum, not to be trusted. I personally don't feel he did anything wrong. If you can't solicit a stranger for sex in a very nonchalant sort of secret cruiser code, then what can you do?
My only problem is the lying. Just stop with this "he said, he said" balderdash. When the cop showed you his badge, Mr. Senator, you screamed, "NO!" Nothing else you say explains that away. It's the key to this entire case. Why did you cry out in negatory anguish when some guy next to you pulled out his badge and pointed at the door? I wouldn't say "NO!!!!!" if I wasn't doin' nothing. I would, of course, ask, "what?" It seems to me that any sort of rational person would start with a question or something. Let's take a look at some more rational responses than "NO!":
1. "What the fuck is that?"
2. "Um, can I help you?"
3. "I swear, I'm not stealing toilet paper!"
4. "What are you, the Feces Police?"
5. "Hey! Cut that out!"
6. "A little privacy, please."
7. "Oh, shit. And here I thought you wanted to help me get rid of this raging 62-year-old boner. Well, let's step outside so you can book me and end my political career. You caught me red-handed, old sport!"
The Reaper
The U.S. military has had some pretty cool recent advances in remote warfare. Since 9/11, we've been employing Predator drones (the terrorists are the PREY!), fully loaded with Stinger missiles (ooh, I bet that stings, motherfucker). We recently introduced armed robots to the battlefields of the war on terror, codenamed SWORDS. Bad fuckin ass. Now, we've got a fully-loaded super drone that's on par with a real fighter jet in terms of the payload it carries. According to USA Today, that's 3,750 lbs. of joystick-operated bombs. The name? How about "Reaper," ladies and gents? You will reap what you sow! You sowed violence on 9/11, and the fucking Reaper is coming to your home and killing all ur dudes, Usama! Sorry, this is all a bit out of control. If we name our next robot "Angel of Death," I'm turning in the keys to my blog. For reals. Why don't you just call the next one "Martyrmaker," and get it over with? I'm sick of this zealous hard-on for blowing people to fuck. Just because some of their crazies have it doesn't mean my tax bux need to have it.
One fucking Reaper costs $69 million, btw.
You Would Slit Your Wrist Too, If You Were Owen Wilson
I hate to revel in the pain of others, but someone needed to stop Owen Wilson from turning in a relentless stream of diarrheal movie performances. Good on him to step up and take care of that. Maybe the knife he put to his wrist and the pills he guzzled will serve as a wake-up call that it's not too late: he used to be funny about 7 years ago (yep, that's when Meet the Parents came out). I only have trouble imagining how he lived so long with the turmoil of being what he had become. That he finally tore at his own circulatory system in a fit of substantiated self-destruction might assure that we'll never see another "YOU ME AND DUPREE." Honestly, stop being surprised this happened.
I do want to say that my thoughts are with him and his brothers, as well as all of their family. I wish him a speedy recovery, and I hope the blood he lost is the blood that was flowing in his brain when he read the script for "YOU ME AND DUPREE," and thought, "fuck it, let's go."
Most recently, the Rev. Al Sharpton, a two-time Democratic presidential candidate, charged that a star white athlete never would have been prosecuted for the same crime.
Like Hayes, Sharpton has denounced images of dogfighting in popular black culture, and he signed a letter along with hip-hop executive Russell Simmons condemning the activity as ignorant and cruel.
But at the same time, Sharpton argued that the prosecution of Vick was overkill.
"If the police caught Brett Favre (a white quarterback for the Green Bay Packers) running a dolphin-fighting ring out of his pool, where dolphins with spears attached to their foreheads fought each other, would they bust him? Of course not," Sharpton wrote Tuesday on his personal blog.
"They would get his autograph, commend him on his tightly spiraled forward passes, then bet on one of his dolphins."
The only problem is, Sharpton never said any such thing. If you take a quick gander at the site they linked to, which Mr. Johnson apparently thought was real, you see that it's Newsgroper.com, which posts a bunch of stupid phony blogs for any given celebrity or politician under the sun. The funniest part is how people visit the site (when linked to by fine outlets like NBC) and comment against the purported author, thinking it's just as real as NBC News thought it was. LOL! Look at this gem, railing against Mr. Sharpton's post:
Mr. Al Sharpton,Follow the link for more hilarity, including predictable racist comments. The blog won't remove them, obviously, because they're in the business to generate such dreck from misfits who believe these myriad spoof blogs are real, even after they've hit "submit" on their comment. I asked MSNBC to correct or remove the story, and I'm sure many others have, as well. Take a look while it's hot.
You must be off your nut. Michael Vick is pleading guilty because, hello...he IS guilty and he needs to burn in hades for his atrocities toward dogs. And by the way: can you post your certificate that you are truly a reverend, because let me tell you something: you act ANYTHING BUT ONE.
I am a black man from Old Hickory and you disgust me.You and Michael Vick, the lowest form of scum on the planet.
UPDATE! They took the quote attributed to Sharpton out of the story. It doesn't mean I'm going to take this blog entry down; oh no. Outlets who will post something from the web without checking out the source him/herself need to learn a lesson. If anyone involved with the story wants to comment, you know where to do it. Thanks.
I mean, look at this fucking story:
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released data showing there were 13,470 deaths in 2006 involving drivers and motorcycle operators with blood alcohol levels of .08 or higher, which is the legal limit for adults throughout the country. The number was down slightly from 2005, when 13,582 people died in crashes involving legally drunk drivers.
We've got this grrrrrreat legal limit for driving drunk, and fuckin' 13,470 Americans still got their asses killed in above-.08 accidents last year. The number of accidents with any amount of alcohol between .000 and .08 were 4,132. Four thousand one hundred and thirty two. What are we really policing here? People are still dying like it's the fucking holocaust out there, so the law is obviously not having its intended effect. Either outlaw all BAC levels or get rid of the damned thing. Oh, but don't most states make between $1,000 and $5,000 in fines from first-time offenders? Shit, nevermind. Let's keep that stupid ineffectual piece of shit law on the books.
