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- 30. July 2010: Immigration Update From The Front.
Are Republicans suffering from award envy?
Since Republicans and other conservatives seem so troubled by President Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize, I think they should receive awards, too – just so they don’t feel left out.
Here are a few suggestions:
Congresswoman Michelle Bachman receives an award for the most convincing impersonation of an insane person.
Sara Palin earns the award for best eyesight. (After all, she can see Russia from her living room and that’s a distance of nearly 600 miles.)
To Senator John McCain goes the award for most accurate nickname – McNasty.
To Senator Sam Brownback goes the “Love-The-Unborn-Hate-The-Living” award for trying to pass legislation that would give the death penalty to abortion providers.
Congressman Jim DeMint receives a nasty rash of unknown origin for wishing that health care reform becomes President Obama’s Waterloo.
Former Congressman Tom DeLay gets an award for happy feet, not just for participating in Dancing With The Stars, but for his Texas two-step around campaign finance laws and his creativity in coming up with the most Rorschach-like congressional districts in gerrymandering for Republican benefit.
Glenn Beck should get the daytime Emmy of his fantasies for his role in creating fiction.
Finally, George W. Bush gets an award for making President Obama look so good by comparison. (Heck, he even made Herbert Hoover look good!)