"I'm not a fan of personal vendetta gotcha-style politics,
where a politician's private sexual behavior is used against
him. But there can be exceptions. Take Louisiana Senator
David Vitter, who came to prominence in the '90s demanding
President Clinton's impeachment for the Monica Lewinsky
affair. Well, it seems the condom is on the other foot. Last
week, Vitter became the highest profile John implicated
in the DC madam scandal. It kinda reminds me of the old
saying, 'The only thing I trust less than a Louisiana senator
sleeping with a hooker, is one that isn't.'" --Jon Stewart
"He was booed. Cheney said he was very surprised.
He thought he'd be greeted as a liberator with flowers
and candy." --David Letterman, on Cheney throwing
out the first pitch at the Washington Nationals home opener
"Well President Bush was everywhere this week, wasn't he?
He doesn't give a press conference for three years and now
we can't get him to shut-up. And, of course, he was blaming
the troubles in Iraq on the media, saying 'they're not reporting
the good news.' Maybe that's true. For example, today in
Baghdad, it was widely reported that gunmen killed four
workers in a bakery. But no one mentioned that their banana
bread is delicious, to die for." --Bill Maher
"Apparently President Charles In Charge (Bush) did not know
about this whole thing until the story broke in the newspapers.
You know, you could say Ronald Reagan was asleep at the
switch. At least he knew there was a switch." --Bill Maher
https://idiocracy23.blogspot.com/2021/02/a-magisterial-collection.html
“A magisterial collection. A combination of Bukowski’s Last Night of the Earth
and Orwell’s 1984.”
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