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As Mitt Romney slides in the polls, he has changed the political narrative from the economy to popular TV shows. This morning, the Republican leader told customers at an Arizona IHOP that if Barack Obama is reelected, TV shows like Breaking Bad might never make it to the air.
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The United States House of Representatives has recently conducted a bipartisan vote to abolish all forms of satire within the country in a move clearly designed to belie the widely held notion that Congress is the place where good ideas go to die. The following are transcripts from the subcommittee hearing and floor debate that led to the aforementioned vote.
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The U.S. House of Representatives recently held a hearing concerning the revelation that Congress’ approval rating hit the unprecedented low of -0.4%. The following is a transcript of that hearing... VIEW STORY PAGE |
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It’s that time again – that point in the election cycle when op-ed pieces with titles like “Do We Really Have to Keep Talking About All This Until November?” start appearing. Despite the less-than-titillating candidates on the slab this time around, Americans are still being relentlessly, repeatedly asked to choose, choose, choose, until even a waitress asking “Decaf or regular?” provokes an aut.. VIEW STORY PAGE |
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Mitt Romney Asked To Leave England And Go Back To Hee Haw, Massachusetts : LONDON Mitt Romney has just clearly demonstrated the art of sticking ones foot in ones mouthThe GOP presidential candidate figured that he would jump on the Olympics bandwagon and garner all kinds of free publicity for his political campaign.. VIEW STORY PAGE |
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All news stories that don’t involve the Queen floating down the Thames or people decorating their streets to resemble a BNP fun day have been given the day off by the BBC, as it focuses entirely on Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
Syrians are expected to spend the day pottering around doing a few odd jobs, while the global economy has revealed plans for a lie-in before catching up with the laundr.. VIEW STORY PAGE |
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