There's only one thing to take to a Kenyan election victory feast: a goat. Preferably still breathing - “a sign of freshness“ - and with big testicles, apparently the sign of quality breeding.
Well, you voted for him...
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You combined your magnanimous nature with one of your most classy remarks in one post.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.
Now see, a simple description of what I thought was a transformnatoional victory party and you get all cheesy....
ReplyDeleteI can't wait until you fogure out I am not going to call him President.
Maybe just "H."
you get all cheesy....
ReplyDeleteHeaven forbid I should get as cheesed off by anything political.
I can't wait until you fogure out I am not going to call him President.
Just like some folks during the 90s after Clinton was elected, eh?
I was hoping for a more original reaction than a rerun from 16 years
ago.
Your response will work as well as it did then, which is to say, not at all.
Heh.
Political? I though we had enter the age of change and we had A New Way... or something like that... I mean Yes We Can...
ReplyDeleteNope, I always called Bubba, Prez. Or Bubba... or just Clinton or William Jefferson Clinton...Matter of fact, always admired his ability to lie with style and grace... I think it took him two weeks to announce we needed a tax increase that was across the board.
I think Hussein will beat that.
Let's see what the market's do over the next month...
Nope, the H was in reminder of W and the BDS that the Left sold the general populace.
Matter of fact, always admired his ability to lie with style and grace.
ReplyDeleteAnd what did he lie about, in particular?
I think it took him two weeks to announce we needed a tax increase that was across the board.
This is what happened, to refresh your memory:
Clinton signed the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 in August 1993, which passed Congress without a Republican vote. It cut taxes for fifteen million low-income families, made tax cuts available to 90% of small businesses,[36] and raised taxes on the wealthiest 1.2% of taxpayers.
Yep, raising taxes on the top 1.2% of taxpayers is an across-the-board tax increase.
the BDS that the Left sold the general populace.
As H.L. Mencken said:
Explanations exist: they have existed for all times, for there is always an easy solution to every problem — neat, plausible and wrong.
Heh.
Perhaps I should have said raising the taxes on those actually having jobs and paying taxes.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, selling the populace on hating Bush has been an on going thing for the Left since he was elected. And no, this isn't any conspiracy.... It's just what they do, like Ducks flying south for the winter....