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Showing posts with label political parodies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label political parodies. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Saturday, May 7, 2016
Friday, April 22, 2016
Monday, February 22, 2016
Game Of Thrones: “Winter Is Trumping”
The Republican front-runner,
Donald Trump, appears in scenes from the HBO series Game Of Thrones in a brilliantly edited video mashup. Trump, wielding a Valyrian steel sword, says
he will build a wall to restore “control”, complains about the Pope and
promises to bring back “a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding.”
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Sunday, November 23, 2014
The World’s Most Dangerous Community Organizer Gets “School House” Rocked
Once upon a time Saturday Night Live was something I made
a point of watching every Saturday night.
That was when the comedy skits were actually funny.
The political slant of the show
became as noticeable as a piece of spinach stuck between someone’s teeth. Do you embarrass the person by telling them
they have a snack for later or do you ignore it?
I opted for the easier path of
ignoring it. Lately however, SNL has gotten noticed for its occasional
scathing criticism of The World’s Most Dangerous Community Organizer. Last night their Cold Open was pretty amusing
with its take on the executive action taken on immigration. They cleverly used an updated version of the 1975 Schoolhouse Rock! Segment, “I’m Just A
Bill”
The
Left emerged butthurt and the SNL parody was fact-checked by The
Washington Post, a paper which is, itself a parody. The newspaper even took the time to
extrapolate their absurdity by providing a flowchart
showing who is eligible for the immigration reprieve.
I only have one bone to pick with
SNL. They failed to point out the
imperialness of The World’s Most Dangerous Community Organizer and those who
will benefit the most from not being deported.
I took care of that. You’re
welcome.
Monday, July 28, 2014
Late To The Punchline
If you’re gullible it’s probably
a good idea to look before you leap.
Just ask “Karoli” a contributor to an über liberal website that is
littered with brainiacs from the administrations of Bubba and Barry.
It all began with a “plagiarized interview”
from an openly satirical site The
National Report. A bogus
website, KCTV7, heisted text from The
National Report that claimed Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) had called for
unaccompanied Central American children to be sent to indoctrination camps to become Americanized
in an interview with Minnesota’s Twin Cities News talk radio host Jason Lewis. There was no such article and no such
interview that featured the Congresswoman.
Scott Kaufman sounded
the alarm suggesting the “crazy racist Bachmann story [was] so believable
liberal websites” fell for the parody. The sites were forced to update the story admitting they were bamboozled.
Everyone knows that Bachmann is a
huge target of the Left and any chance they get to slam her is an opportunity
they will lick their chops to jump at even if they are made to look like
blithering idiots. According to a
Memeorandum thread there were at least three liberal websites that took the
bait hook, line and sinker.
Karoli’s response to the
kerfuffle she created:
“Yeah, I got pwned. How sad is it that it was just this side of realistic enough to believe in the first place. When you have a reputation for making outrageous and ridiculous comments, it becomes easier and easier to believe something that should have been dismissed out of hand. Live and learn.”
Now that's a correction http://t.co/RjMXtAHjob (h/t @mt_newman)
— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) July 27, 2014
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Meet Gil Fulbright (AKA) Phillip Mamouf-Wifarts: The Senate Candidate Who Thinks The People Of Kentucky Deserve The Best Representation Money Can Buy
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Photo courtesy of Represent.us
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Isn’t it time politicians were
honest with you?
He's running for U.S. Senate in
Kentucky, but he's not going to talk to you about “jobs” and the
“middle class.” People without jobs can’t afford to donate to his campaign. And
the middle class, well, they’ll be gone soon anyway.
His opponents Mitch McConnell and
Alison Lundergan Grimes will spend $100 million to show the people of Kentucky
how much they care.
Honestly, he doesn't care about
Kentucky. He cares about that sweet, sweet cash.
Find out what Gil thinks about net neutrality, healthcare costs, and the
economy. You can also follow Gil on Twitter. Just remember, it’s not about you sweety. It’s about your money.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
What If?????
I’ve been
cooped up in the house since Saturday battling acute sinusitis and acute
bronchitis. The prescription drugs I was
given yesterday following my doctor visit are finally starting to kick in.
So…this
morning I was surfing some of my favorite political cartoon sites and happened upon
one from Mike Lester that was so
damn funny I nearly pissed myself.
You can click
over there in a minute. It is a screen
cap of that ridiculous “event registry” page on you-know-who’s website that
became the brunt of jokes all across the dextrosphere and in Twitterdom. Next to it is you-know-who standing in the
middle of a pile of open cardboard boxes and a sea of toasters.
Mike’s take on
the ludicrous fundraising scheme of “all your wedding presents are belong to us” was spot on and I wondered if I could Photoshop™ something that picked up on
Mike’s humor.
This is the
result. Now you can click over there.
Don’t worry;
you can’t catch my cooties so have a good day and thanks for visiting me here
in my sickbed.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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