General John Kelly: "He said that, in his opinion, Mr. Trump met the definition of a fascist, would govern like a dictator if allowed, and had no understanding of the Constitution or the concept of rule of law."
RN, you need a funny bone transplant. This is satire. But what makes it so funny is that Rmoney insists that corporations are people. The people who made this faux political ad took off with that bit of nonsense from Rmoney and made it riductio ad absurdum. Rmoney, through his Bain Capital, HAS killed corporations. If corporations are people, then he's killed people. I think it's brilliant and shows the absurdity of "corporations are people" SCOTUS ruling. And now that those conservatives on the SC have allowed money to infect our political process, then I think clever people like Colbert should continue to show what a crappy ruling Citizens United is.
Perhaps it is time to consider devolving down from human beings to a more energy efficient species (as I did years ago when I decided to change into an Octopus). There are numerous role models from which to choose - invertebrates, fish, reptiles, birds, and small mammals; the furthest away from human beings the better.
Perhaps the most sublime example is the unicellular amoeba, especially if you are one those tea bagging, no government types. Consider: No organ systems are required, which means no bureaucracy, no regulations, no infrastructure. What can be simpler! They even reproduce by means of mitosis (making it harder to get their undivided attention). Unfortunately, amoebic economies tend to run on parasitism – just like Bain Capital.
I hope our honorables on both sides of the aisle take some time to see themselves satirized on SNL, The Daily Show and by Colbert. They could benefit from a few leveling experiences.
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This add is nothing more than rubbish and scare tactics.
As you said, there are two sides to every story. This is not worth the time to views, much less consider it as factual.
RN, you need a funny bone transplant. This is satire. But what makes it so funny is that Rmoney insists that corporations are people. The people who made this faux political ad took off with that bit of nonsense from Rmoney and made it riductio ad absurdum. Rmoney, through his Bain Capital, HAS killed corporations. If corporations are people, then he's killed people. I think it's brilliant and shows the absurdity of "corporations are people" SCOTUS ruling. And now that those conservatives on the SC have allowed money to infect our political process, then I think clever people like Colbert should continue to show what a crappy ruling Citizens United is.
Perhaps it is time to consider devolving down from human beings to a more energy efficient species (as I did years ago when I decided to change into an Octopus). There are numerous role models from which to choose - invertebrates, fish, reptiles, birds, and small mammals; the furthest away from human beings the better.
Perhaps the most sublime example is the unicellular amoeba, especially if you are one those tea bagging, no government types. Consider: No organ systems are required, which means no bureaucracy, no regulations, no infrastructure. What can be simpler! They even reproduce by means of mitosis (making it harder to get their undivided attention). Unfortunately, amoebic economies tend to run on parasitism – just like Bain Capital.
Perhaps I do Shaw. I just must be getting tired of the over the top stuff from all sides.
Hey, I not a Romney supporter. There are three better options at this point.
Romney and Obama actually have much in common. Wall Street donors.
Pat Paulson would approve.
I hope our honorables on both sides of the aisle take some time to see themselves satirized on SNL, The Daily Show and by Colbert. They could benefit from a few leveling experiences.
Shows that Colbert is a far better clown than those in the GOP primaries...
Very cool. I always enjoy the interviews. Thanks for having this blog
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