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Friday, October 10, 2008
The Wizard Ozbama #7
You may want to shield the little ones' eyes this week. The Wizard Ozbama gets a little graphic at this point. Two weeks ago we saw Sarah Palin in a cameo role. This week Joe Biden flies in for a peak. Catch this series every Friday until the election.
Check out the first six: The Wizard Ozbama #1 #2, #3, #4, #5 ,#6
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Check out the first six: The Wizard Ozbama #1 #2, #3, #4, #5 ,#6
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
The Difference between Democrats and Rebublicans
Today over at Conservative Political Humor by Radioactive Liberty, the conclusion of my two part satirical look at The Real Differences Between Democrats and Republicans. If you've ever wondered what they might be, here's your chance to see them as those in the know do.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Palin/Biden Debate: Joe Fails Math Test
Biden infers poverty wiped out in America.
Senator Joe Biden who has been in the Senate long enough to know basic facts about America, like population, really screwed up tonight in his debate with Sarah Palin.
Some would say he lied, others would say he exaggerates a wee bit now and then or just plain can't do simple math. I'll go with lied. He is a career politician after all.
For someone who aspires to the second highest office in the land, he sure has a hard time with things like facts, or at least keeping them straight.
Here's just the latest example of his inability to keep in touch with our country.
"The middle class under John McCain's tax proposals -- 100 million families, middle class families, households to be precise -- they got not a single change, they got not a single break in taxes."
While on the surface there may be some truth to this, the U.S. Census Bureau gave the total population of the United States as 301,139,947 in July 2007. So, let's do a little simple math. A family or household could be as little as two. But let's assume a more realistic, albeit conservative, number of about three. Three times one hundred million = three hundred million.
That would only leave an estimated 1,139,947 people in America (as of 2007 figures) that are poor or wealthy. I would have to say, without even checking that well over one million people in this country are wealthy-over $250,000 a year income. That only leaves a maximum of 139,947 poor. Compared to over three hundred million, that's a very small number.
So, if we take Biden at his word, poverty has been eliminated in America. This is truly a glorious day. Oh, but I just remember, he's a career politician. Never mind.
Senator Joe Biden who has been in the Senate long enough to know basic facts about America, like population, really screwed up tonight in his debate with Sarah Palin.
Some would say he lied, others would say he exaggerates a wee bit now and then or just plain can't do simple math. I'll go with lied. He is a career politician after all.
For someone who aspires to the second highest office in the land, he sure has a hard time with things like facts, or at least keeping them straight.
Here's just the latest example of his inability to keep in touch with our country.
"The middle class under John McCain's tax proposals -- 100 million families, middle class families, households to be precise -- they got not a single change, they got not a single break in taxes."
While on the surface there may be some truth to this, the U.S. Census Bureau gave the total population of the United States as 301,139,947 in July 2007. So, let's do a little simple math. A family or household could be as little as two. But let's assume a more realistic, albeit conservative, number of about three. Three times one hundred million = three hundred million.
That would only leave an estimated 1,139,947 people in America (as of 2007 figures) that are poor or wealthy. I would have to say, without even checking that well over one million people in this country are wealthy-over $250,000 a year income. That only leaves a maximum of 139,947 poor. Compared to over three hundred million, that's a very small number.
So, if we take Biden at his word, poverty has been eliminated in America. This is truly a glorious day. Oh, but I just remember, he's a career politician. Never mind.
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