I enjoy a good laugh as much as the next guy, and Leo Pusateri over at Psycmeistr has got one of the most humorous posts I think I have ever seen in my entire life. Granted, Leo may not have intended it to draw the "laugh at me" crowd with this one but the mere premise of his argument is so partisan and so out there that one can only read it as humor ala Stephen Colbert. If I didn't know any better I would have assumed that he was one of the greatest satirists this country has ever seen.
Go ahead, share a laugh with me on a Monday:
Monday, November 26, 2007
Class... vs. no class.
From inviting Teddy Kennedy for movie night, to allowing the democrats to write his education plan, President Bush has bent over backward to implement the "new tone" he set to implement in Washington.
I'm just curious, Leo, but would that new tone be creating war with faulty intelligence, playing politics with the Justice Department, an unwillingness to compromise, or simply insulting Democrats at every turn? I could go on with issues such as waterboarding, illegal wiretapping, and the like but I think we get the purpose of this "new tone".
Yet, the money line comes next:
If what I have seen from this administration over the last seven years is taking the high road, I would NOT want to see what that low road is all about!"Say what you want about Bush, but he has been gracious in all things, resorting to criticism of his opponents in only the most dire of situations. Despite attack after virulent attack, President Bush, honoring his office, has again and again taken the high road, not allowing his office to wallow in the pit of hyper-partisan politics."
Thank You Leo! You made my Monday a little brighter with your amazing satirical skill!
This one's for you Leo:
1 Response to "Psycmeistr Rolls Out The Humor"
What is so sad is the fact that you pull out the ever-present strawmen from the Kos-Kids like "illegal wiretapping"-- WHERE?
Waterboarding-- Do you have any other non-lethal ideas as far as getting information so that our servicepeople don't get killed..
War on faulty intelligence? You mean the same intelligence that Kerry, Clinton etc. were privy to when they voted to give the President the power to go to war; you mean the same intelligence that they were privy to when they saw the need to take out Saddam even before Bush became President? Then they do everything in their power since November of 2005 to undermine the war and try to ensure defeat to garner themselves a political victory. There's patriotism for you.
Unwillingness to compromise? You mean when Bush pretty much let the democrats write the education bill?
Yeah, I know--compromise to the democrats means doing everything their way or no way.
But damn it, Bush was so mean spirited as to call the Democratic party the "Democrat party!" For shame!!!
You're right--that's so much more demeaning and mean than the democrats likening Bush to Hitler, or likening our soldiers to the Nazis or Pol Pot.
Calling you "democrats" is so much more partisan than your side calling Bush a liar for acting on the same intelligence they had. It's so much more mean-spirited than Dhimmi Carter labelling Bush as the "worst president ever" (I'll bet ol' Dhimmi never looks in the mirror, does he?)
Yes, the term "democrat party" is so much more hateful than the niceties that the democrats utilize when describing Bush, isn't it?
Yep. Bush said, "democrat." He should have thought about that.
BTW... let me know when you get an original thought in your head.
Should be amusing, to say the least.