GOP Haggard
This is like watching the Hypocrisy Olympics: first, Mark Foley smashes the old record, then before the dust even settles, a new mark is set that makes Elmer Gantry looks like a country preacher. Actually, Elmer Gantry was a country preacher, and so is the Rev. Ted Haggard, whose country parish is 30 million strong. Apparently Rev. Haggard, president of the National Association of Evangelicals, has been finding time over the past two years between his weekly White House strategy meetings and his campaigning against gay marriage to have regular trysts with a gay prostitute who doubled as his meth dealer.
Foley self-immolated in a spectacular eruption of confession and then vanished in its plume of smoke, but Haggard's wants to celebrate in the end zone, prolonging the exquisite agony of his political seppuku by fessing up piecemeal.
John Kerry's reaction to this breaking story, muttered from the dark basement lab where Democratic operatives have sequestered him until after the election: "Pinch me."
Note to Sen. Kerry: just because Haggard has diverted attention away from your not-so-swift remark about US soldiers in Iraq doesn't mean you ever, ever get to think about running for President again.
Foley self-immolated in a spectacular eruption of confession and then vanished in its plume of smoke, but Haggard's wants to celebrate in the end zone, prolonging the exquisite agony of his political seppuku by fessing up piecemeal.
John Kerry's reaction to this breaking story, muttered from the dark basement lab where Democratic operatives have sequestered him until after the election: "Pinch me."
Note to Sen. Kerry: just because Haggard has diverted attention away from your not-so-swift remark about US soldiers in Iraq doesn't mean you ever, ever get to think about running for President again.
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Because no teenaged boys were harmed in this story, I can revel in it without guilt.
Where is Fred Phelps? He's missing a golden opportunity here.
I haven't stopped giggling about this all weekend.
Haggard's a hypocrite.
With his contrition act he's trying to steal a page from the Jim McGreevey hand-book of power-broker reincarnation.
Please don't dash my Republican hopes of another Kerry run for the White House.
The last time was so amusing.
Thanks,
Booger
I would never state in a public forum that I agree with Kerry's remarks...
...and I must, therefore, end this sentence with no further content.
The best think that could happen to John Kerry would be for him to be struck mute.
ba:
Are these the remarks that you are not agreeing with in a public forum:
Speaking to students at Pasadena City College, Democrat Kerry said Monday, "You know education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework, and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well, and if you don’t you get stuck in Iraq.”
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2006/10/tony_snow_reads.html
With no draft, how do these unsuccessful students "get stuck in Iraq."
I don't get it.
Thanks,
Booger
Booger, you're about two weeks past that topic's freshness date.
He mis-spoke. Flubbed the joke. Was insulting the President. Maybe you missed the coverage.
But you've inspired me. I'm working on a brilliant post about the "Checkers" speech.
Let's talk about something else.
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I meant "clove or two" of garlic. Not "glove." Sorry.
That does it.
I want to make out with Übie.
I want to make out with Booger.
xoxo Rev. Jack
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