POLITICS
= HUMOR ~
For the time being, I'm leaving the Algore and Clinton material in place. I may even update this to include JFKerry and Edwards soon.
In 10 years, the question will be: Al who? Or Kerry who?
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Anachronism, Aphorism, or Algorism?
Or even an Algorythm:
Lost suit,
File appeal,
Lost suit,
File appeal,
Lost suit,
File appeal, etc. etc. ad nauseum
(CDH)
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HELP WANTED Immediate Opening: One Fat Lady to sing in Florida.P.S. I think she did it! |
inDECISION 2000 ~
| What the European sector thinks...(if you care, it's still interesting reading) |
| Editorial ~London Times |
| Austria Correspondent |
Al Gore's 21 Lies ~ A must-read. By now there's many more......
Here's Big Al's OFFICIAL CAMPAIGN SITE. Surely, you'll want to know :)
Or, you can go to the Anti-Gore Site ~ Algore-2000 features Al as the hero of the Chinese, videos of Gore gaffes, a nasty game, and thirty-five reasons not to vote for Gore.
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THE TWELVE RECOUNTS OF CHRISTMAS
On the first recount of Christmas my country gave to me ... a disputed presidency.
On the second recount of Christmas my country gave to me ... two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the third recount of Christmas my country gave to me ... three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the fourth recount of Christmas my country gave to me ... four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the fifth recount of Christmas my country gave to me ... five... court filings! -- Four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the sixth recount of Christmas my country gave to me... six disenfranchised voters, five... court filings! Four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the seventh recount of Christmas my country gave to me... seven politicians babbling, six disenfranchised voters, five... court filings! Four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the eighth recount of Christmas my country gave to me... eight spokesmen whining, seven politicians babbling, six disenfranchised voters, five... court filings! Four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the ninth recount of Christmas my country gave to me... nine reporters guessing, eight spokesmen whinng, seven politicians babbling, six disenfranchised voters, five... court filings! Four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the tenth recount of Christmas my country gave to me... ten legal rulings, nine reporters guessing, eight spokesmen whining, seven politicians babbling, six disenfranchised voters, five... court filings! Four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the eleventh recount of Christmas my country gave to me... eleven judges judging, ten legal rulings, nine reporters guessing, eight spokesmen whining, seven politicians babbling, six disenfranchised voters, five... court filings! Four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins, and a disputed presidency.
On the twelfth recount of Christmas my country gave to me... twelve lawyers lying, eleven judges judging, ten legal rulings, nine reporters guessing, eight spokesmen whining, seven politicians babbling, six disenfranchised voters, five... court filings! Four contested ballots, three pregnant chads, two campaign spins... and... a disputed presidency!
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Mayberry 2000

Will the real Gomer please step forward?
Compliments
of David C.
The Democrats have re-thunk their position in the
process and have had this new seal imposed on them by "The will of the
people"...
This and many others compliments of
Charlotte @ the Lazy M....

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QUOTES and THOUGHTS ~
"Sometimes I wish I had never invented the Electoral College." ~ Al Gore as reportedly told to Ben Franklin
"You mean to tell me that those old ladies in Palm Beach can play 15 Bingo cards simultaneously -- but can't punch a ballot?" ~ Chuckles Quote of the Day Nov. 16, 2000.![]()
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Algore's worst nightmare.............maybe he'll invent a
new algorism....
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Winning the Florida Lottery.....
I Won!!!!
I won the Florida lottery!! I'm now declaring myself a multimillionaire!!
Can you believe it!?!?! I'm bouncing off the walls here! You see, my ticket doesn't have
the exact winning numbers on it, but I really meant to pick those winning numbers. The
ticket was VERY confusing when I was filling it out, so I punched the wrong numbers and
ended up with the wrong ones punched on my card. But since I really MEANT to pick those
OTHER numbers, they're going to give me the money anyway!!!
I bought the ticket in Palm Beach County and the officials there really shouldn't have
made those cards so hard to fill out!!! Even though I was confused, I didn't ask anyone
for help, because I didn't think they would have helped me anyway.
In fact, if the Florida State Lottery Committee doesn't give me the money, I'll just sue them in federal court.
I'm so excited! I just had to share with somebody!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"The measure of a man is his ability to handle paradox." -
Carl Jung
OK, here's two Poster Persons to depict Algore. Native Americans, please don't be insulted..... we know this isn't REALLY you..... So anyway, vote for your favorite:
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No. 1 ~ Old Honesty |
No. 2 ~ Looking for you . . . All you have to do is send an e-mail, stating 1 or 2, and the results will be tallied from time to time..... Latest Numbers: |
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Latest Clinton/Saddam humor: (it depends on how you define "humor".
Saddam Hussein called President Clinton and said, "Bill, I had a wonderful dream last night. I could see America, the whole country, and on each house I saw a banner." "What did it say on the banners?" Mr. Clinton asked. Saddam replied, "Long Live Saddam Hussein."
Mr. Clinton responded, "You know, Saddam, I am really happy you
called. Last night I had a similar dream. I could see all of Bagdad, and it was more
beautiful than ever. It had been rebuilt completely, and on each house flew an enormous
banner." "What did the banners say?" Saddam asked. "I don't
know," replied President Clinton, "I can't read Hebrew."
. A view of Clinton everyone knows, but hasn't been able to articulate,
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The Clinton Statue Proposal (Don't forget... he said he's no longer the Pres, but to quote him: "I'm still here." We wonder where they'll get the extra wood
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State of the Onion Address
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Does the concept behind this phrase sound vaguely familiar? Notice the last four letters of the word familiar..... we think it describes our Outgoing President very well. Just our opinion, of course, reflected by a large number of responsible people around the world.

The following space reserved for serious stuff, like the Senate trial, with Jurors (no, that's Triers, according to Sen. Tom Harkin of Iowa) . . . anyway, they are Trying to determine what politics, if any ;-) might be involved in the various motions.
More good stuff on the Turkey page. Go to the Home page and find "Thanksgiving" -- touch the feather. It might tickle you.

What the Germans really think of the U.S. ~ Photo taken at a carnival in Cologne, Germany.
And if that wasn't enough, here's a photo of Hillary and Tony Blair, published in a European paper after a recent visit, July 1998.

For those who understand Deutsch, no explanation necessary. However, the caption COULD read.... "Hey Tony, let me tell you what Billy-Boy has been up to THIS week!" And Tony is saying, "No! Really? Jolly good show!"
Clinton Light

A special report from our correspondent in Vienna, after seeing Bill Clinton drinking a Diet Coke during his interrogation, aired Monday, Sept. 21, 1998.
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What they saw: <CLINTON LIGHT>
While US-President Bill Clinton, in front of the camera, answered the questions of the Grand Jury, new questions were raised at the same time.
Is Clinton, who sipped at a can in regular intervals, a typically American Cola-light fan, or was it a matter of purposeful effective product placement? Did the Coca-Cola company, expecting high audience ratings, even pay the President for his Cola-slurping?
Anyway, many spectators will certainly remember the can (in the minor part), for the President (in the leading part) didn't exactly care for excitement -- at best for Excitement Light.
What failed to appear was the piquant thrill, that many had expected from the video, after the Starr-report had been published on the Internet.
Tingling only was the Cola. Why exactly Cola Light? Maybe because it implies the merit of the drink (taste), but not its disadvantage (calories) -- allegedly.
How appropriate for a president who also smokes marijuana, but doesn't inhale (drug consumption light), and who prefers the light-version even for extramarital sex.
He tells the truth-light, and ("er is es light", meaning "er is es leid") he is fed up with being grilled further more.
Everything all light, Mr. President?
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Updated: Jan. 24, 2001