trenchfoot
Lifer
- Aug 5, 2000
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dems: " you bumbling idiots...you're the ones that got us into this mess in the first place, and now all you have to say about it is to "stay the course. what kind of a hell of plan is that? you never had a plan that extended beyond the iraqis adoringly greeting us as their infidel saviors."
repubs: "well, we consider your plan to be the "no plan at all" plan, therefore it doesn't exist. so our newly coined "infinitely flexible stay the course" plan trumps your "no-plan" any day. that plan says that the "stay the course" plan can mean anything we say it means whenever we feel it needs to be "flexed" into an alternative interpretation for political advantage ."
dems: "huh?...wha? didn't you guys just infer not a week ago that your "stay the course" plan now incorporates getting our troops out on some kind of timetable? you know, the kind of timetable we've been hollering for for years?"
repubs: "well, you may have thought of it first, but that's not how we're interpreting it. our exit strategy is different, because we're not cutting and running like you guys would. we're going to get out of there with our heads held high and walk out of there with our honor and prestige intact. and besides, that was the plan all along."
dems: "well, isn't it a little awkward that your "flexible plan" is starting to look more and more like our "no-plan" plan?"we like the plan we got much better because it's our plan, even though we can't seem to agree on what the plan really is yet. but if we get back control of congress, you bet your sweet bippie we'll have a plan that'll make your plan look like dubyuh thought the whole thing up."
repubs: *yawn* "yeah, so what? hey rove....rove!!!...get in here and start spinning this plan of ours again. it needs another tune up."
in the meantime, more and more of our troops are dying to buy the neocons more time to think of a way out of the mess they got us into without losing control of our government.
repubs: "well, we consider your plan to be the "no plan at all" plan, therefore it doesn't exist. so our newly coined "infinitely flexible stay the course" plan trumps your "no-plan" any day. that plan says that the "stay the course" plan can mean anything we say it means whenever we feel it needs to be "flexed" into an alternative interpretation for political advantage ."
dems: "huh?...wha? didn't you guys just infer not a week ago that your "stay the course" plan now incorporates getting our troops out on some kind of timetable? you know, the kind of timetable we've been hollering for for years?"
repubs: "well, you may have thought of it first, but that's not how we're interpreting it. our exit strategy is different, because we're not cutting and running like you guys would. we're going to get out of there with our heads held high and walk out of there with our honor and prestige intact. and besides, that was the plan all along."
dems: "well, isn't it a little awkward that your "flexible plan" is starting to look more and more like our "no-plan" plan?"we like the plan we got much better because it's our plan, even though we can't seem to agree on what the plan really is yet. but if we get back control of congress, you bet your sweet bippie we'll have a plan that'll make your plan look like dubyuh thought the whole thing up."
repubs: *yawn* "yeah, so what? hey rove....rove!!!...get in here and start spinning this plan of ours again. it needs another tune up."
in the meantime, more and more of our troops are dying to buy the neocons more time to think of a way out of the mess they got us into without losing control of our government.
