What is Electile Dysfunction?
The inability to be aroused over any of the choices for President, put forth by either party, in the 2008 election year.
Entries from January 2008
January 25, 2008
ELECTILE DYSFUNCTION:
January 22, 2008
2008 Idiot(s) of the Year Nominee #1.
Remember a few years ago, when Russians stood in lines for days to buy bread? Well, in Australia, people are now shooting each other over bags of rolls. Benjamin Jorgensen and his cohort, and I’m sure now former girlfriend, Donna Hayes decided to rob the Cuckoo Restaurant in Melbourne. These two sterling bandits grabbed a [...]
January 17, 2008
John McCain, never, never, never.
What are the Republican voters in South Carolina, Florida, Nevada or anywhere else thinking? I would love for someone, anyone, to explain to me with a straight face, how as a Republican, they can consider casting a vote for this guy. Yes, I know, he’s a war hero and suffered years of torture in a [...]
January 15, 2008
It’s Not Easy Being Green.
Sometimes good material just leaps out at you and today is one of those days. Over the weekend, about 800 people attended the Green Party debate at the Herbst Theater in, where else, San Francisco (there haven’t been that many kooks assembled in one place since Dennis Kucinich had a private dinner with Shirley MacLane). [...]
January 10, 2008
You can pay me now, or you can pay me later…
How was your day at the office dear? Well…this poor guy found out, or did his wife find out about him? A Polish man decided to take a little trip to the friendly neighborhood brothel and found his wife working there! Wouldn’t you have loved to have heard that conversation. According to news reports, the wife told him that [...]
January 4, 2008
Iowa Predictions.
The Republican picks are farily simple, but Democratic caucus process is about as hard to decipher as Egyptian algebra, but here goes:
Democrat: (Numbers represent the percentage of delegates) Obama-29; Edwards-26; Clinton-22. New Hampshire now becomes HUGE for Hillary.
Republican: Huckabee-30; Romney-27; Thompson-11; McCain-9.