stranger than fiction
I suppose it was inevitable. Or perhaps it had already happened but this just hammers home the point.
Ladies and gentlemen, Denis Kucinich's mind has left the building.
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I suppose it was inevitable. Or perhaps it had already happened but this just hammers home the point.
Ladies and gentlemen, Denis Kucinich's mind has left the building.
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference stranger than fiction:
» Good Luck With All Of That, Dennis from DiVERSiONZ
I guess if you are running for the Presidency, and yet you have no prayer whatsoever of actually getting elected [Read More]
» Equal rights for all! from Bloggie Broad
Including candidates who rely on wacky endorsement 'articles.' [Link via Michele] I still support him.... [Read More]
» Words fail me from Inoperable Terran
Dennis Kucinich is now being endorsed by fictional characters and "all the creatures of the forest". I am not making this up.... [Read More]
» Wanted: Sanity from The Bitch Girls
While some may argue that I'm in need of a little myself, I think Kucinich needs it a little more. [Read More]
» It is a good thing children cannot vote from dangerous liberty
Michele, over at A Small Victory links to a website which makes me glad the little nippers don't have sufferage! Look for Democrats to begin demand voting rights for the kindergarten demographic soon! :)... [Read More]
Comments
Excuse me. (Retch. Spew. Gag. Retch some more.)
Posted by: Andrea Harris | December 1, 2003 07:42 PM
Sweet Jeebus on a Pogo Stick!
That has to be one of the most incredibly stupid things I've ever seen.
I was was LOL at the moonbattery
Posted by: MonkeyPants | December 1, 2003 07:53 PM
"They are the lucky ones. They go to sleep under the pearl of the moon, who spreads her light over everyone."
Uh, I'm pretty sure everyone goes to sleep under the light of the moon, unless it's a new moon or they are napping during the day.
Posted by: andy | December 1, 2003 08:04 PM
The frightening thing to me is that I will encounter someone here in the SanFran area that will think this is amazingly cool,and although Michele wants a moratorium on the act,stuff WILL shoot out of my nose.I just hope I can keep my rectum under control.(hell,it damn near kiied 'im)
Posted by: mbruce | December 1, 2003 08:16 PM
You will, I trust, cross-post this at TCP? Thank you, my sweet ...
Posted by: Alan | December 1, 2003 08:32 PM
Oddly enuf, that link is dead now. Perhaps somebody realized that this wasn't the best publicity for Denis "mind-control satellites" Kucinich at this point in his political career.
Posted by: rc | December 1, 2003 08:42 PM
Link is working now (7:40pm MT)...and all I can say is...WHAT. THE. FLUFF? This is sheer lunacy; doesn't he realize that the 18 votes that he will pick up from Moonbeam and Granola and their offspring pale in comparison to the 2,000,000 people who would now rather elect, say, a BUSH instead of this loon?
Posted by: david | December 1, 2003 09:41 PM
Well, it's by Barbara Helen Berger, who writes children's books.
What more could you expect?
Posted by: Annie J. | December 1, 2003 10:02 PM
This is a parody, right? Like this isn't the real K for President website and the whole thing is an elaborately crafted joke?
If not, here is my question. . . who elected this guy to whatever post he CURRENTLY holds? I wouldn't vote for him for dogcatcher.
Posted by: JW | December 1, 2003 10:23 PM
I think it's a clever ploy to put Republican humorists out of business.
I mean, what can you possibly say about it that's funnier than the thing itself?
Posted by: MikeR | December 1, 2003 10:27 PM
More bad news for Bush. The Velveteen Rabbit's come out in favor of Kerry, and Howard Dean's just picked up the endorsement of Bear in the Big Blue House.
At least we have the Wiggles. We do still have the Wiggles, don't we?
Posted by: Cam | December 1, 2003 10:41 PM
I used to get a combination of sad and on-edge when I would see Republicans gleefully discussing Kucinich ... but then I remembered how much fun it was when the GOP had, like, Alan Keyes. There are many forms of craziness in the political realm, I suppose, and Kucinich's just happens to be on the fluffy side.
Posted by: JW | December 1, 2003 11:18 PM
Any word on who's picking up the crucial Paddington endorsement?
Posted by: Brendan | December 2, 2003 12:03 AM
Alan Keyes is hard right on both social and economic issues, which adds up to pretty extreme, but he isn't craaaazy.
Posted by: triticale | December 2, 2003 12:43 AM
Well, I'll be dipped...
Hey, I don't know about wiggles but the Belligerent Bunny Blog is definitely for President Bush. Lots of bunnies and none of them think Kucinich looks worth dating, either, despite his ears.
Posted by: alfredo stroessner | December 2, 2003 02:55 AM
I can't really say that I'm very shocked by this. I mean, Kucinich is the candidate most in tune with the kind of people who think that GIANT PUPPETS are a good way to get their point across.
Posted by: Sean M. | December 2, 2003 04:45 AM
Me, I'm voting for Clark.
<revs chainsaw>
Posted by: Leatherface | December 2, 2003 07:53 AM
that is just.so.wrong.
so very, very wrong.
on so very many levels...
I'm glad we are not like Germany, where they have spoken of allowing parents "extra" votes as proxy for their children...effectively cancelling out the votes of childless folk like me.
(so does this mean we refer to the book as Grandfather Moonbat now?)
Posted by: ricki | December 2, 2003 10:55 AM
Dennis Kucinich: Bringing peace by setting fire to old guys.
Posted by: Ken Summers | December 2, 2003 02:56 PM
The highlight of this for me was the picture of the dog telling the cat to vote for Dennis. How removed from reality do you have to be to think a cat would listen to what anyone says to do, much less what a dog says?
Posted by: marybeth | December 2, 2003 08:27 PM
Marybeth, it's my humble belief (political endorsements aside) most cats could learn a thing from most dogs.
But even if all the dogs and cats in America pledged their votes for Kucinich, I doubt it would matter.
Posted by: Bernard | December 2, 2003 11:48 PM
What the HELL was that?!?!?!?!?!?
....BUY MY CD!<<<my new tagline
Posted by: mike lawson | December 3, 2003 03:27 AM