Re-Elect Bill Clinton In 2008
I don’t really enjoy talking about politics for a few reasons. First, no matter what you say, some right-wing, bombastic asshole always seems to know more than you and shuts down every idea you propose. Secondly, I feel that I’m too young to understand the complex concepts of the government, yet too old to effectively call George Bush a poopy-pants snot-head. I’m too young to vote, to be affected by taxes, and to even complain about gas prices. Personally I don’t think that anything George Bush has done has affected me directly, and I wonder how many kids my age really know why they hate him. Oh sure, he started a war over oil and has sacrificed the lives of thousands in order to live up to his father’s needs, but who told you that? Your parents? Your teachers? All the people who are telling you that George Bush is the devil are people who actually have a reason to hate him, and therefore think that everyone else should hate him.
A perfect example is the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees rivalry. In this situation George Bush is the Yankees, and the Yankees’ arch rivals, the Red Sox, are—respectively—the entire United States. For some, strange reason, the Yankees always beat the Red Sox and do everything the Sox don’t like, and because of this Boston has every right to hate the Yankees. Then along comes the Detroit Tigers—the youth of America. Detroit rarely ever sees the Yankees and their record is hardly affected by New York, so they have no real motives to despise them. But then the Red Sox talk to the Detroit Tigers and tell them how bad the Yankees have been towards them. Detroit then becomes Yankee Haters even though they shouldn’t be; they simply do it because they’re told to.
If that example didn’t clarify the America- Bush relations, the governmental issues are not for you. What I would like to know is why people specifically hate George Bush. Whenever I talk to this left-wing activist at me school about George Bush’s weaknesses, he talks and yells for hours and by the end I’m too confused to even consider myself an American. If anyone right now wants to tell me why Bush sucks, please do so in a short, simple list. As an example, I will provide the same list with reasons as to why I hate Zac Efron:
1. He’s made his career by being the biggest pussy on American television.
2. In an attempt to drift away from the Disney Channel, he acted in a real movie.
3. Unfortunately, that “real movie” was Hairspray, an even more womanly film than High School Musical.
4. Even though 70% of American girls would willingly sleep with him, he still on;y lets guys in his dressing room.
5. He’s a Grade-A fairy.
I don’t even think it’s possible for people to talk briefly about politics. They always babble on and on with one point leading to another. Some people believe this is why Lewis Black’s political stand up is so long and boring, while other’s believe it’s simply because he needs a hug.
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But since George Bush is going to leave office in less than a year, we have no real reason to worry about him. He doesn’t have any sons, so we needn’t fret about a third Bush starting a war (“There are weapons of mass destruction in Canada!”) and Bush’s daughters are too busy getting drunk to run for office. Besides, our new candidates appear very promising.
Or do they?
I believe it was comedian Dave Chapelle who said:
“Even when I think about who I would vote for, I don’t even look at their political policies; I just look at their character.”
And Dave is right. No one wants to elect a leader who kicks kittens and runs over old ladies. We want someone who is a relaxed and moral man who makes good decisions. He pointed out how George Bush did cocaine, Bill Clinton got oral sex in the oval office, and how Monica Lewinsky managed to become the most famous head-giver in the history of America. Since everyone seemed to love Dave Chapelle’s stand up, I have decided to use his character-analyzing system of choosing a president. And I will start with Hillary Clinton seeing as how she is trying to become the first woman president despite the fact that she’s more a man than Paul Bunyan.
There’s only one real reason not to vote for Hillary Clinton, and that’s because—like all women—she’s a power-hungry bitch. She is determined to get as far as she can without doing any real work, and if she does become president our society will forever be changed. Her husband, Bill Clinton, was a fantastic president who everyone loved (including Monica Lewinsky) and Hillary thinks that she can just ride on the back of his success to clinch the Presidency. In a 1998 interview, Hillary Clinton was reported saying, “I’m not going to have some reporters pawing through our papers. We are the president.”
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What? No! You are not the President. You are the first lady, the woman married to the president. Does congress allow you to veto a law? No, they don’t. Are you able to summon the American military at any moment or pardon any committed felon? No. And if that isn’t proof enough, here is another quote Hillary said in a 2001 interview when asked if she wants to run for president:
“I have said that I’m not running and I’m having a great time being pres— being a first-term senator.”
Once again, a little slip of the tongue makes Hillary appear like a pompous witch who is hungry for supremacy.
When I discussed with my friend why we shouldn’t elect Hillary, his only response was “we can’t elect another Clinton.” Why is that supposed to mean? From what I’m told, Bill Clinton was an amazing President who healed relations with Northern Ireland and England, released the “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” policy, and ended his presidential career with a 65% approval rating, the highest end-of-term approval rating of any President since Eisenhower. Hell, he was so good that he managed to get a blowjob in the white house and keep his job. Has anyone else done that? No! So when someone claims that we “can’t elect another Clinton,” they’re basically saying that we shouldn’t select a public leader so skilled they could please a nation so much that adultery in his office becomes perfectly logical.![]()
Now, generally, when a wife comes home to find her husband getting his pole waxed by his intern, the situation is violent, drawn out, and confusing, but most likely ends with the man standing out on the sidewalk in his underwear while his disgruntled wife throws his belongs out at him. But when Hillary discovered the “stain” that convicted her husband, she seemed unfazed. In fact, she was seen on the news smiling by her husband’s side. Is that natural? Should a woman be supporting the man who cheating on her? Of course not, so when people saw Hillary respecting her husband in interviews they thought it was unnatural and that she should have acted like any real woman by—at minimum—appearing topless on Jerry Springer.
When I asked my dad why Hillary didn’t divorce Bill Clinton for cheating on her, he said that she “favored her position over love.” AKA: She’s a power-hungry whore. And now what’s the bitch doing? She’s running for president. Why? Because she’s a good leader and is strong enough to change history? Because America trusts her to save us from the downward spiral the U.S. is in? No. Hillary Clinton is running for president off of her husband’s fame. To help you better understand how unfit Hillary is for president, I have developed a list of things she does and does not have:
Things Hillary Clinton Doesn’t Have That Are Necessary To Become President:
1. Good looks
2. An IQ above 30
3. A controversial issue sure to boost her ahead of the competition
4. A penis
Things Hillary Clinton Does Have That Are Necessary To Become President:
1. A kick ass husband
Bill Clinton is the man. That’s all there is to it. I don’t need to pull out statistics and quotes to prove to you that President Clinton was the tits of the crop. My main reason: Bill Clinton—the most powerful man in the world from 1993 to 2001—got a blowjob during work and got away with it. There are assistant managers at Walgreens that can’t even do that, let alone a man constantly surrounded by secret service. And I don’t care what you say, Bill Clinton is the man, and Hillary is just riding on his reputation.
So go ahead and watch the news. Watch the political debates and the latest polls. Listen to the political chatter they all say, and try to decide who will be the best liar to elect. And maybe Hillary’s face will pop up more as the election creeps closer. But if you want to see Hillary now, I suggest you flip over to Jerry Springer.
