Tuesday, December 20, 2005
The Lord's Work
U.S. Attorney General Gonzales' explanation yesterday about why getting Congress to legalize unconstitutional spying by the White House on its domestic political opponents would ruin all their fun is almost as bizarre as his "reasoning" on outsourced torture camps, planting electronic bugs in UN delegates' rooms, and parading Colin Powell in front of CNN with vials of booga-booga to justify bombing Baghdad. But this time, Alberto nearly slips into the "stinking badges" routine from Treasure of Sierra Madre as he attempts to bamboozle those gullible souls otherwise known as American voters.
And so, it is in tribute to that lovable plumber played by Robert DeNiro in the delightful Orwellian comedy Brazil that we encourage budding merry pranksters from Topeka to Tuscaloosa to follow suit and start reversing the hose connections on the GOP. It's the Lord's work.
And so, it is in tribute to that lovable plumber played by Robert DeNiro in the delightful Orwellian comedy Brazil that we encourage budding merry pranksters from Topeka to Tuscaloosa to follow suit and start reversing the hose connections on the GOP. It's the Lord's work.
