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The Therapy Sessions
Thursday, December 09, 2004
 

Those jokers at the National Review


If anybody had said that I (recovering liberal that I am) would someday find the cover of the National Review to be funny, I would have thought they were smoking crack.

Maybe I should pay more attentions to crackheads, because times and people change.

This is funny:



Poor George Soros. He's proven once and for all that money can't buy an election.

Don't get me wrong: money still helps.

But George could've spent twice as much and he would still only be stuck with a crappy t-shirt.

- posted by total @ 12/09/2004 04:31:00 AM .

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