2008 Predictions from BorowitzReport.com:
January: After paying five billion dollars for The Wall Street Journal, Rupert Murdoch will reduce the size of the paper by removing the facts.
February: Responding to the controversy over the CIAs' waterboarding videotapes, President Bush will reaffirm his administration's opposition to videotaping.
March: As the writers strike drags on, Paramount will produce the second Transformers film without a script, just like they did with the first one.
April: Monica Lewinsky will announce her candidacy for President of the United States. She will offer herself as an alternative to Hillary, saying, "It worked before."
May: Attempting to bolster flagging enlistment rates, the Army will change its recruitment slogan from "Army Strong" to "I Can't Believe It's Not a Civil War."
June: Population experts will warn that the world's population will soar in 2008, largely due to the Spears sisters.
July: China will send a new brand of rat poison to the United States under the name "Delicious Cupcakes."
August: Sen. Edward Kennedy will abandon plans to write his memoirs, explaining, "I can't even remember what I did last night."
September: At the Republican National Convention, G.O.P. nominee Mike Huckabee will select Jesus Christ as his running mate.
October: O.J. Simpson will be convicted in Las Vegas, proving that it is easier to get away with murder than stealing sports memorabilia.
November: President-elect Michael Bloomberg will defend the five-billion-dollar cost of his campaign, arguing, "Rupert Murdoch paid that much for The Wall Street Journal, and I get a whole country."
And December: In his last official act, President Bush will announce an exit strategy from Iraq. The President will withdraw all U.S. troops - through Iran.
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Hillary boasts of her eight White House years
As the campaign approaches a crescendo,
And just who will deny that experience counts--
Years of coping with rumor and innuendo.
Hey, this is AMERICA! Can't a man have more than 1 running mate if he can support them all?
Didn't Take the "Lapdag" Blair to convert from the Church of England to allegiance to Rome.
Going from Texas "Evangelical" to Methodist says something.
Sounds like a strong platform.
Bill will divorce Hillary and marry Monica Lewinsky. Bill says, "it worked before."
Hillary Clinton will return to the Senate, and vote "yes", on invading Iran, and a tax bill for the rich. She will buy a large house in upstate NY with Karen Hughes.
The Hollywood writers strike will continue on indefinitely, and nobody will give a damn.
The Bush Administration will rewrite the Constitution, giving the President unlimited power, making the Vice-President immune to Congressional oversight, and making it legal to for the President to authorize the military to act as law-enforcement on American soil. (oh wait..shit..thats already been done.)
Bob Higgins
http://worldwide-sawdust.com
Looks like the truth slipped in by mistake.