Another HATE SITE from the RIGHT?

A sense of humor is a valuable thing. It can get one through most things.

I call it a sense of the ridiculous. Most people take things far to seriously. So what I say. Anyone who steps up and wants political office opens themselves up to skewering. They are public property and public domain. If they don't like it tough! Those that follow blindly and cry fowl (spelling intentional) need to get a sense of humor, it is politics after all. In the end one can only hope that the majority of the people investigate the candidates with enough sense to vote pragmatically and logically for the person(s) who will do the least harm. This is especially true in this election year. I strongly believe that we are electing a lame duck president. I don't believe we are electing a president with a snowballs chance in Hades of being re-elected after the first four years, not unless something really dramatic happens to change the paradigm. So I am going at it from who will do the least harm. Given all the issues, given who is in the legislature, given all the needs of the country....who will do the least harm. I don't give a hoot for rhetoric. I don't give two damns for the ballons and the speeches. I don't give spice for the fear factor. I continue to dig under the covers and in the end someone will come out ahead for who will do the least harm, not the most good because right now I think that is a far fetched notion so just the least harm. All the rest .... including the weeping and wailing, including the fear tactics, character assignation; well that just drips down the walls of politics as usual. Disgusting but politics as usual.

Certainly a very realistic pragmatic view of politics.

Please, don't get me going about that moron traitor Carter. I was on active duty as an US Army officer when he was elected. His national defense policy was a disaster. The US Army was short ammo, fuel, money for training, and repair parts while he was President. At the same time he had a foreign policy in the middle east and central america that was sure to lead to war in his second term. A war that given his defense policy would have lead to a possible major defeat for the USA. Believe me when I tell you that I am not the only former officer from that era who has made this evaluation. The Carter Presidency was a major setback for the USA. All future Presidents should study Carter's actions, analyze their effect, and not repeat those mistakes. That Obama wants to do anything the way Carter did it, is enough to warn me away from voting for him.

I remember it as well. Couldn't find replacement parts for the vehicles, and anything easily removed like light bulbs tended to disappear in the night. Carter was an idiot, and now we got one who wants to be just like him.

I missed that about the statue and them having to have a Jesse Jackson. Good one!

Encouraging people to have a sense of humor is a good thing. This is a good site.

The linked article is satire. In that same light, my post is satire, too. Please, feel free to not take any of it serious. It isn't serious. Anything satiracle when looked at closely can have lots of holes poked into its logic. It is the same as there being no perfect analogy. There is not any perfect satire, either.

Ah... someone else who truely understands satire! Thank-you.