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please, iowans...
don't let this be the next first lady of the u.s.a.
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eeeeek.
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reminds me of la cage aux folles
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Tipper Gore was just as scary of a thought to me.
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The one on the right or the left?
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I have plans to master the "point and grin".
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We should elect Kucinich just for the hotness of his wife.
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This scares me more.
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Hey when is this untelevised revolution supposed to happen so we won't have to worry about Iowa Caucuses?
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There is no revolution.
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Dude, that fucking sucks.
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Ha ha....that's pretty fucking great. Huckabee blows ass.
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Is that really She? And what is She doing with Kevin Spacey? This Hollywood endorsement stuff is getting on my nerves. |
I thought al gore's daughters were pretty hot for politican's families.
Kareena Gore ![]() Kristin Gore ![]() |
Karenna looks like her mother...
and Kristin looks like her father. Yipes, Kristin yamahama Frau Blücher! (horse neighs and brays in the background). |
Kristin works on Futurama, so she gets a million and a half cool points. And her dad gets 5 million cool points for being on the show (and because he kicks ass).
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You know, the whole PMRC thing began when the Gores bought Purple Rain for Karenna.
Tipper got in a tizzy over it, and told Al and started the PMRC. Thing is, the lyrics, including those to "Darling Nikki," are printed right on the packaging. Besides, it's a Prince album. What the fuck? Bad parents that blame society and the entertainment industry for everything are reprehensible. |
yeah, I'm still waiting for an apology from Tipper on the whole PMRC thing.
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maybe their daughter was compelled to take a bath with another girl after listening to Prince? kind of like people shooting themselves in the head after listening to Ozzy. "no daughter of ours is going to play hide-the-toe". |
Yeah, it's not like a rock star is going to join the Mormon church or anything. Except for an ex-New York Doll bass player.
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and look where it got him. |
I had never heard of Huckabee until last week or so, when he made a fool of himself in his reactions on the assasination of Benazir Bhutto. It was astonishing to read how clueless he seemed on current international affairs/politics. Thank GOD he doesn't stand a chance of winning.
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You and I both know that Al Gore wasn't envolved in either of those. |
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1. Putting the sticker on an album actually increases a record's sales.
2. South Park is full of shit. |
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Whether that's true or not, it doesn't change the fact that the whole concept was and is a crock of shit. |
As a former Iowan, I've participated in Iowa's caucuses. Let me tell you from experience they are surrealistically Byzantine and... well, just strange. Like a big choosing-sides part of PE dodge ball class. Usually held in high school gyms, too, which only adds to this charged atmosphere.
The unfortunate thing, I think, is that it's also rather elitist, in that it's mostly activists and not the ordinary voter who participates, those who are really "into politics" for whatever reason, news junkies, and the like. So the whole thing is strange, as I say. I went because I felt guilty if I didn't but I have to say I'm much more comfortable simply going to the booth in a primary election. |
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It's not really "elitist" if the reason the "ordinary voter" doesn't show up is simply because s/he can't be bothered to show up. No one is keeping anybody out, are they? And what's wrong with keeping out the rubes, really? The "average voter" is generally a lazy moron with a barely cursory knowledge of the issues and candidates anyway. |
True. I know what you're saying. And I feel/felt that way too most of the time. This is the process, so participate, and so on. At the same time, especially in places like Iowa City (college towns) which have a healthy share of intelligensia committed to the study of politics and law and the like, it's easy for the "average" voter to feel intimidated about participating in such open processes. I certainly sensed that when I lived in Iowa City. While the effect may or may not be intentional, I know a large segment of the voting population felt alienated because of the dominance of "smarter than us" activists and the like.
And there's this other effect--the average voter respecting the "intelligent" activist to make the choice for them--sort of an attitude of, well, they must be better informed, so I'll stay out of it and let them make the best decision for me. It just often seemed not very democratic to me. |
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I think it is sort of insane that Iowa has so much power.
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Iowans, support this guy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsv4Q44dtCs he is comedy gold, watch his other videos |
I would vote for Jello if he was running .. and if I was American hehe
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Didn't Zappa claim the whole PMRC thing was a shakedown for the blank tape tax? Which would mean that we can blame the husbands.
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Well Obama won, now what? Is Hillary out?
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Mike Huckabee looks like Nixon. A sign?
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Conspiracy alert! Don't start your car for the next coupla days.
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