December 31, 2007

And the 2007 Worst Person of the Year is...drum roll, please....

1. George W. Bush

Charges: Is it a civil rights milestone to have a retarded president? Maybe it would be, if he were ever legitimately elected. You can practically hear the whole nation holding its breath, hoping this guy will just fucking leave come January ‘09 and not declare martial law. Only supporters left are the ones who would worship a fucking turnip if it promised to kill foreigners. Is so clearly not in charge of his own White House that his feeble attempts to define himself as “decider” or “commander guy” are the equivalent of a five-year-old kid sitting on his dad’s Harley and saying “vroom vroom!” Has lost so many disgusted staffers that all he’s left with are the kids from Jesus Camp. The first president who is so visibly stupid he can say “I didn’t know what was in the National Intelligence Estimate until last week” and sound plausible. Inarguably a major criminal and a much greater threat to the future of America than any Muslim terrorist.

Exhibit A: “And there is distrust in Washington. I am surprised, frankly, at the amount of distrust that exists in this town. And I’m sorry it’s the case, and I’ll work hard to try to elevate it.”

Sentence: Dismembered, limbs donated to injured veterans.

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Bush #1... Whodathunkit.

Over at Reason.com, Radley Balko has posted his list of New Years predictions. In previous years, Balko has been 100% accurate.

Here's a sample:

  • The Bush administration will claim it has the power to kidnap citizens of foreign countries for violating U.S. law, and extradite them to the U.S. for trial and imprisonment‚Äîeven for white collar crimes unrelated to terrorism, and even for acts that aren't illegal in the countries where the target is a citizen.
  • Police will take enforcement of prostitution laws to a new level, by arresting and seizing the cars of anyone who merely talks to an undercover cop posing as a sex worker. Good samaratans, beware.
  • The war on prescription painkillers will also reach new absurdities, as people will begin to be arrested and convicted of possessing painkillers for which they have a prescription. Prosecutors will weirdly argue that there is no "prescription defense" to possessing prescribed medication.

So much for the war in Iraq being about "protecting our freedom", eh?? ;0)

Sorry for commenting twice... My first article over at the TheSpoof.com did pretty well, so I hacked out another this morning. Here's a clip:

Ron Paul well positioned for the primaries, Bush threatens martial law

Washington, DC (AP) Just days before the first primaries, President Bush used his weekly radio address to alert the country to the dangers of what he termed a "revolutionary" election, stating that it was his duty as Decider-in-Chief to determine the outcome of both parties' primaries.

snip

After Secret Service Agents bound and gagged Helen Thomas, the President fielded numerous questions from reporters, responding to each, "9/11. Next question."


According to his campaign staff, Rudy Giuliani, former Mayor of New York and forever Mayor of 9/11, listened intently to the President's broadcast and achieved an orgasm, remarking, "Man, that's a big relief."

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