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1 posted on 02/19/2009 5:08:53 AM PST by WrightOnTarget
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But it was somehow okay with Al when others did the same of Bush?

Actually, it wasn;t a chimp anyway, it was just an attempt to represent that guy from Mad magazine.

2 posted on 02/19/2009 5:13:55 AM PST by Jeff Head (Freedom is not free...never has been, never will be. (www.dragonsfuryseries.com))
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Maybe I just didn’t get the joke, but... when I first saw the cartoon I thought the chimp was supposed to represent Congress, not the President, since Congress drafted the stimulus bill.


5 posted on 02/19/2009 5:31:03 AM PST by gieriscm (07 FFL / 02 SOT - www.extremefirepower.com)
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Sorry, moonbats, but you should never have invented Chimpy Mc BushHitler if you want to be taken seriously on your little temper tantrum now.

And anyway, Zero didn't write this bill, it was Congress.

6 posted on 02/19/2009 5:34:06 AM PST by Darnright (There can never be a complete confidence in a power which is excessive. - Tacitus)
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I don’t know why it is that blacks always assume that any reference to a monkey refers to them. When I saw the cartoon, I thought of the thing about a million monkeys sitting at computers randomly typing all day being able to reproduce the works of Shakespeare or some such thing; in other words, I thought it was a comment on the haphazard nature of the stimulus bill and the people who wrote it (Congress).

I wish these “black leaders” would just grow up and get a life.


7 posted on 02/19/2009 5:48:56 AM PST by livius
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