That Was The Wk. That Was

Brutal. (And doesn't even mention the whole astro-puppeted or sock-turfed "Teabag" deal, as we mentioned below.) In just seven days, Republicans have offered up more amusement and fodder for an election campaign than even the most hopeful among us could have expected. [...] In the long run, yes, there should be concern that having buffoons in opposition is not healthy, but for now let's enjoy the moment. Schadenfreude is delicious, but the more charitable among us might wonder if they're all really this un-self-aware (doesn't seem possible, does it?) & the more cynical might wonder if there is something going on behind their beady little eyes & beneath those "dry-look" hair helmets. Maybe there's a Reagan Mark VI, under construction in an "abandoned" hangar in the Nevada desert, or an undisclosed location/bunker not too far from Washington, D. C. This wk., & CPAC2009, will be forgotten by November 2010, but a Super-Republican Spokes-Model appearing from nowhere for CPAC2010 could be trouble. They've certainly had enough examples of what not to do lately. Although learning from their mistakes hasn't been a Goofy Ass Party strong suit for several decades now.