| Gas Tax + Nigerian Scam = A-plus Parody |
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| Written by Dave Loos | |||||
| Monday, 05 May 2008 | |||||
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We've cringed quite a bit over the past few weeks while watching John McCain and Hillary Clinton take political pandering to a new level with their gas tax holiday proposal. Now, thanks to the folks at Greater Greater Washington and Gas Tax Scam, we can laugh at one of the best political parodies we've read in ages:
You can read the rest of the letter here. It only gets better. The letter is of course modeled off the Nigerian 401 scams, which still manage to find their way into our junk e-mail from time to time. We'll be interested to see whether exit polls in Indiana and North Carolina tomorrow indicate that this issue affected voters, especially given the verbal lashings Clinton has received over the past week. Meanwhile, Obama stepped up his attacks on the plan during a one-hour Meet The Press interview yesterday. At the very least, we expect the positives from Obama's refusal to stoop low on this issue to offset any support he may have lost this week from the Rev. Wright fallout. |
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