Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Obama Bucks


Over the weekend, one of the big news items was that the Obama campaign announced it had raised $150 million dollars in September alone. To put that number into perspective, that is nearly twice the amount that McCain is allowed to spend for the whole general election since he decided that the taxpayers should pick up part of his tab. And who is running around complaining about redistributing wealth?

Not to get any more political that I have already, but since Obama has got this one all locked up except for the Diebold machine vote-rigging, I think he should do more with his war chest than just endlessly barrage AM radio stations with ads. Here some of the things he could do with the dough:
  • Pay every single voter, for him or McCain, a buck. One hundred and twenty-five million voted in 2004. That gives a twenty-five mil cushion to cover all those fraudulent ACORN voters.
  • Buy all nine of McCain’s houses as well as Cindy McCain’s beer distributor stock. Twice.
  • Get George Lucas to remake Star Wars I to III. This time with real actors and a decent script.
  • Finance the next six seasons of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
  • Hire six hundred Joe The Plumbers at salaries high enough to force them into a tax increase.
  • Send the A.I.G. sales staff on their junket at St. Regis Resort 340 more times.
  • Cover five hours of the war in Iraq.
Instead, we are going to get wall to wall commercials, yard signs, mailing lists, blog ads, tow-plane banners, blimps, half-hour infomercials (hopefully they look better than Ross Perot’s old flip charts), buttons, stickers, and urinal cake covers. How many days until the election?

BlatantCommentWhoring™: What should Obama do with his loot?

2 comments:

Unknown said...

I do like your ideas. Buy McCain's houses and then destroy them and drill for oil underneath. But not really. It will be a permanent post-modern art installation.

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