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Gentlemen,
good people of the party, members of the press and those who
will be known as miscellaneous, I have come here today to
announce my intentions of running for the Vice Presidency
under the flag of the great NeoWHIG party.
I
look across this great nation and what do I see? Rampant unemployment,
a citizenry disenchanted by the political elite, clone soldiers
engaged in a galactic war of supremacy and John Tesh walking
the streets unmolested. Ladies and Gentlemen, how can this
stand? How can we move forward as a nation when the very fabric
of our civilization is being torn asunder? The question of
where to look for answers looms just as large.
Shall
we look to the special interests? They don't care.
Shall
we look to the entrenched Washington elite? They can't care.
Perhaps
answers lie in the much speculated, but never delivered Full
House series finally. As much as Dave Coulier would like to,
the Olson twins would never go for it, and can we really trust
their opinion?
No
my friends, we must a chart a new course. One that goes forward
into the future instead of back in time, cause folks, Trek
has done it to death. The answer lies in one word, seven letters,
three syllables, a bunch of consonants and a few vowels. That
answer is the neoWHIG party and the truths for which they
stand.
I
stand here today seeking the Vice Presidency of that great
party. I want to be your Garfunkle, your Oats, Messina or
Teller if need be. I seek your nomination, and the approval
that is the lifeblood of every second banana.
We
know that the party stands for, and her founding principals
are well known and much debated. Yet I will not abide to be
a yes man to the politics of the "as usual." The
ideas that I bring to the table are as varied as the original
party platform, and compliment them in many instances. Among
my many passions are the following:
1.
Line dancing is a "loser yuppie activity" and will
be referred to as such in all appropriate literature.
2.
Not all children are precious. They are your problem and they
are far too often heard instead of merely seen. This must
stop.
3.
All declarations of "federal disaster zones" shall
cease. In the case of areas devastated by flood, fire, hurricane
or tornados, you are on your own. This shall fall under the
new federal guidelines covered in the pamphlet "Shit
Happens and Sometimes it Happens to You."
4.
Federal legislation will be introduced to force competing
"boy bands" to fight to the death. Only one shall
reign supreme at any given time. Never again shall we be forced
to endure the concurrent nightmares of nSync and The Backstreet
Boys.
5.
We must simplify. Several states shall be joined into one.
No longer shall we be confused by North Dakota, West Virginia,
South Carolina and the such. Soon we shall have the great
states of Dakota, Carolina and a once again unified Virginia.
6.
It is my opinion that California holds too much sway in election
politics, and shall be broken up into two or possibly three
individual states. Texas is on my shit list too.
7.
The Electoral College will be abolished. Elections in the
future will consist of the competing parties digging a hole
in a field from sunup to sundown. Whoever digs the deepest
hole shall be declared the winner. Ballot issues shall be
determined by watermelon eating contests.
8.
Death metal bands and their fans shall be rounded up and placed
into forced labor camps.
9.
This prissy insistence that people not drive and talk on cell
phones at the same time shall stop. For the love of God, we
are all adults here.
10.
It's pronounced "library," and the "r"
is not silent.
11.
Dodge-ball will be reinstituted as a mandatory part of every
school child's physical education curriculum. It builds character
and the split second reflexes that modern children sorely
lack.
12.
Prostitution, gambling, and marijuana shall be legal and taxed
beyond the capacity for rational thought.
13.
As repayment for America's selfless efforts to bring freedom
to the world in the past century, we shall gladly annex Canada
as payment in full and break it up into several new states.
My
nomination lies in your good hands, and the course we will
chart together will lead the way for this great nation for
years to come. I stand here but a simple citizen who has never
before held or pursued public office. I am the result of a
long line of janitors, plant foremen and doughnut makers born
and raised in the foothills of Southern Ohio. I am one of
the people, and I will gladly accept your nomination.
May
God bless the United States of America.
Now
lets go have pudding.
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