Monday, January 16, 2006
A little more of...
Army (Ărmē) noun. 1.) A group of political pundits ready to spin Bush’s latest screw up. 2.) A group of lobbiest prepared to use their $$$FREE$$$ $$$SPEECH$$$ to buy… er… I mean influence the American democracy. 3.) A branch of the military.
Britt Hume (Brǐt Hūm) noun. 1.) Who? 2.) A very realistic humanoid robot programmed to spew right wing propaganda.
Campaign (Căm-pān΄) noun. 1.) A glorious opportunity to smear one’s opponent with mud at the expense of turning the American people off from politics – unless of coarse your opponent is the first, second, third, or fourth member of the Bush dynasty – then it is a glorious opportunity to tell the American people the truth about him – because our side never smears.
Capital (Căp-ǐ΄-tŭl) noun. 1.) How laws are made. 2.) How no-bid contracts are earned. 3.) Money. 4.) Free Speech (the rich and powerful get more it (free speech), so that they can get more of it (Capital).
Capitol (Căp-ǐ΄-tŭl) noun. 1.) The place where capital buys the laws and no-bid contracts. ¶ 7:56 PM
Rays Brief Dictionary of Political Buzz Words and Phrases.
Air Force (Ār Fōrs) noun. 1.) A politician talking. 2.) A branch of the military.
Army (Ărmē) noun. 1.) A group of political pundits ready to spin Bush’s latest screw up. 2.) A group of lobbiest prepared to use their $$$FREE$$$ $$$SPEECH$$$ to buy… er… I mean influence the American democracy. 3.) A branch of the military.
Britt Hume (Brǐt Hūm) noun. 1.) Who? 2.) A very realistic humanoid robot programmed to spew right wing propaganda.
Campaign (Căm-pān΄) noun. 1.) A glorious opportunity to smear one’s opponent with mud at the expense of turning the American people off from politics – unless of coarse your opponent is the first, second, third, or fourth member of the Bush dynasty – then it is a glorious opportunity to tell the American people the truth about him – because our side never smears.
Capital (Căp-ǐ΄-tŭl) noun. 1.) How laws are made. 2.) How no-bid contracts are earned. 3.) Money. 4.) Free Speech (the rich and powerful get more it (free speech), so that they can get more of it (Capital).
Capitol (Căp-ǐ΄-tŭl) noun. 1.) The place where capital buys the laws and no-bid contracts. ¶ 7:56 PM
