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The ingenious Scott Lahti posted this little ditty in the comments section of a post a while back. I figure it deserves a bit more attention — enjoy!
THE RIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Now, Ingraham! Now, Philgramm! Now, Graham, K-Lo and Zell!
On, Marksteyn! On Malkin! On [...]
President Bush pardons a turkey:
In Thanksgiving Tradition, Bush Pardons Scooter Libby In Giant Turkey Costume
Scooter should thank heaven that Sarah Palin wasn’t the one doing the pardoning…
Filed under: Satire
Andy McCarthy and others are peddling the theory that Bill Ayers is the ghostwriter of Obama’s Dreams of My Father. Matthew Yglesias is thinking small when he writes, “the speculations gets really interesting when we consider the possibility that Ayers was the assassin Hillary Clinton hired to kill Vince Foster.”
When the other shoe drops, it [...]
The YouTube videos quickly get zapped for copyright infringement, but the Huffington Post has (for now) the video of last night’s “SNL” spoof the VP debate here. It’s dead-on satire, except that the skit is more substantive than the actual debate…
Update: Here’s the video, from NBC.
So now Deepak Chopra is an elitist? Deepak Chopra? Patrick Deneen writes:
Michael Kinsley challenges Sarah’s defenders to “show me the snobs.”
How much time does he have, I wonder?
There are a few good examples posted over at “No Left Turns.” But the one piece of evidence I’d like to offer has to take the cake: a [...]
Filed under: Satire
Speaking yesterday at the National Defense University at Ft. McNair in Virginia, President Bush said that there has been a “moment of success in the war on terror.” Bush supported his lofty rhetoric by citing the “dismantling” of al-Qaeda infrastructure in the Iraqi province of Anbar. A moment might be little enough to ask for [...]
Compare–Bush in Beijing:
(Photo: REUTERS/Larry Downing)
And on the silver screen:
Filed under: Satire
It “has the potential to save countless careers.” More hyperreality from The Onion:
Pentagon’s Unmanned Spokesdrone Completes First Press Conference Mission
Filed under: Satire