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mrv3000 ([personal profile] mrv3000) wrote2008-02-06 09:39 am
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I spent last night watching election coverage and flipped around a lot, because I'm interested in what everyone's saying. Politics for me is usually a bit more clinical than emotional.

To sum up my night...

CNN: The polls have just closed, and now begins the waiting process before we can project a winner.

[flips channel]

Fox News: We're now ready to project a winner...

[flips channel]

MSNBC: [has unexpected cheesy graphics]

Me: Hmph. That's what you get for upgrading to Vista.

[flips channel]

Headline News: [newspeople are sitting around eating cake]

Me: [is intrigued by the cake]

Headline News Anchor: OMG, you're all whores for eating the cake without me while I'm stuck behind this desk! Oh, by the way, CNN has projected a winner and just had a fruit basket delivery from Fox News with "took you long enough, bitches" on the note.

Me: [loses interest due to no more shots of the cake]

[flips channel]

CNN Reporter: Let's take a look at the breakdown on the map.[pokepokepokepokepokepokepokepokepokepoke]

Me: They should have gotten a Wii.

[flips channel]

Karl Rove on Fox News: [does not spontaneously grow horns]

Me: WTF?

[flips channel]

Pat Robertson's Happy Fun Time Election Coverage "Reporter": Christians are voting for McCain? What the H-E-double hockey sticks is going on?!

Pat Robertson: [spontaneously grows horns]

Me: [world makes sense again]

Pat Robertson's Happy Fun Time Election Coverage "Reporter": HMPH. None of the Republicans are conservative enough for me, but I still don't understand this McCain business!

Me: Could it be that people don't really care for Bush?

Pat Robertson: Do you think the current administration is the problem?

Me: ACK!!!

Pat Robertson's Happy Fun Time Election Coverage "Reporter": No way. Bush is doing a stand-up job.

Me: [drools]

[flips channel]

Karl Rove on Fox News: [is orchestrating a takeover of the CNN newsroom]

[reporting is interrupted by the pesky candidates]

Mike Huckabee: I'm in this for the long haul!! [not-so-subtly winks at McCain while tying Romney's shoelaces] I am totally running for President and not Vice President!

Me: Will you give me a cookie if I pretend to believe you?

Mitt Romney: WOO! I won in the states I've lived in! Which means that starting tomorrow, I will be simultaneously moving to every remaining state...

Me: [starts to think that Mitt Romney's hair is shellacked because it's a sentient - and very chatty - life form]

John McCain: [slips Huckabee a promise ring]

Me: KNEW IT!

Barack Obama: [gives speech about kids throwing rocks at windows]

Me: [gets a bit sniffly for some reason, until seeing the woman behind him breaking down in tears, and then remembers I'm supposed to be clinical]

Hillary Clinton: I'd like to thank everyone, including Bill who couldn't be here tonight since this week's punishment is trying to sway the opinion of a cow in North Dakota.

Me: HEH.

New CNN/Fox News Conglomerate: Well, there may be no final decisions tonight, but one thing is certain: Mitt Romney sucks.

Mitt Romney's Hair: [plots revenge]

[identity profile] mrv3000.livejournal.com 2008-02-06 08:07 pm (UTC)(link)
Reporter: WOW! Big-name endorsements from senators and governors don't seem to guarantee a win!
Anchor: O RLY?


MWAH. Yes.

Reporter: WOW! There are women voting for Obama! SRSLY!
Anchor: But now let me tell you all about these 52-47 exit polls that confirm that every woman in the country is voting for Hillary Clinton!


Every woman did vote for Hillary! It's true.