Friday, October 29, 2010

Oh darn, he's caught on to me.

John Kerry, speaking in the Boston Globe (emphasis mine): "We're in a period of know-nothingism in the country, where truth and science and facts don't weigh in. It's all short-order, lowest common denominator, cheap-seat politics."


All I've got to say in reply is, "lighten up pal -- the bleachers are all I can afford. Not all of us can manage to land a prickly Ketchup Heiress who will buy us box seats."

1 comment:

Knucklehead said...

Dear Ambi,

Kindly sit down and shut up. Now squeeze some Heinze ketchup from a little packet onto your cheesefries.

There... be a good boy, mind your manners and behave as your betters tell you. Its all for your own good. For the good of all of us, actually.

Vote for cute bunnies and health care for everyone tomorrow. Maybe balloons and warm cider also. Very few people actually want to work, so the Greatest Recession Since the Great Depression is, overall, a desirable outcome. Our House of Lords is doing everything they can to make it permanent.