The Best of NEWSWEEK's Top-Secret Election Project, Vol. I

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Toujours — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 17:13:59 GMT

SO JUICY!! I CAN'T WAIT!!!

re: The Best of NEWSWEEK's Top-Secret Election Project, Vol. I

Concerned Canadian — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 18:44:26 GMT

Obama said he wants to erect a big NBC neon sign on the White House lawn ....George Bush said its ok ...we planned for it already in the transition phase ...yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk

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7skuareoff — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 13:32:19 GMT

Man oh man, the difference a day makes. On Monday,

Backtrack Obama was promising us all if he got

elected, we was going to be sailing down Easy

Street in gravy boats. He was going to take Oprah's

and Michael Jordan's and Whoopi Goldberg's millions

and gives us all free health care. Then he was going

to cut up some Golden Parachutes and pay off all them

overdue mortgages. Then, he was going to tax the Wayans

brothers, the Baldwin brothers, Richard Parsons, Bill

Gates, Charles Barkley, Shannon Sharpe and Antonio

Perez and pay off all our college tuition. Backtrack was

going to put up a couple of windmills and cut OPEC off

at the pump. Recession, we don't have no stinking

recession, because Obama Claus was coming to town.

Just a few hours later, in his victory speech, the

complexion of the entire world changed. The gravy boats

have been swamped, the millions of free health care

and tuition and mortgages available to us all for a

ballot, just hours earlier, have disappeared amid dire

warnings of a "tough climb ahead, up a steep road".

What changed? It was all sunshine and lollipops when

he was running, then, come time to deliver, Obama Claus

got shot down by the Ruskies. BS, BS, BS, Washington,

it seems, is in for a bad case of BO.

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