Saturday, February 17, 2007
Some Musings on Politics
Lately, many Americans are beginning to wonder why Bush continues to have some approval, even in the face of overwhelming evidence. The reason why is fairly obvious when we think about it. Bush reminds us of Biff Tannen from the Back to the Future movies.
Bush has trouble counting. So does Biff.
Bush tends to mangle well-known sayings when he says them. So does Biff.
Both Bush and Biff prefer it when other people do their work for them.
Bush is wildly arrogant. So is Biff.
The American voters elected Bush twice because he promised he would keep them safe. Voters would probably vote for Biff for president if he promised to stop the spread of E Coli by bombing Eastern Columbia.
The similarities are outright frightening when you think about it.
Lately, many Americans are beginning to wonder why Bush continues to have some approval, even in the face of overwhelming evidence. The reason why is fairly obvious when we think about it. Bush reminds us of Biff Tannen from the Back to the Future movies.
Bush has trouble counting. So does Biff.
Bush tends to mangle well-known sayings when he says them. So does Biff.
Both Bush and Biff prefer it when other people do their work for them.
Bush is wildly arrogant. So is Biff.
The American voters elected Bush twice because he promised he would keep them safe. Voters would probably vote for Biff for president if he promised to stop the spread of E Coli by bombing Eastern Columbia.
The similarities are outright frightening when you think about it.
