Thursday, September 16, 2010

An End To The Squishes

We resolve that religious dogma shall trump fuzzy science in our children’s education
Human economic needs must simply shatter the costly scam fantasies of wacko environmentalists

No longer shall we be constrained by habitat conservation for such as tiny owls or ugly boreal toads
Wasteful oversight processes must be streamlined, sped up or, preferably, simply abandoned

Conservation shall be rightly viewed as the lifestyle choice of some silly fringe element
Outside developers attaining local control will bring about the world we seek

Donor lobbyists shall enshrine self-regulation as the norm for all industry
Evolution is merely a shaky theory and abortion is an important governmental issue

So-called climate change is a hoax drawn up by the lifestyle police
The liberal elite shall lose their awful control through free market media conglomeration

We must keep citizens safe from imported drugs manufactured in America
We make sound policy decisions based upon private dialogues with our personal saviors

Patriotic, God-fearing citizens need not worry about domestic intelligence gathering
Accessibility means sharing the new mining and drilling roads in all of our national lands

Producers should be free export our fracked petroleum independence for tidy profite
Our so-called ‘core rate of inflation’ is actually a reality-based statistic

Emergency response to disasters and to terrorism are two different tasks
We can enhance our security and economy by pumping all of our oil right now

Defense spending is sacrosanct, off the table, and must continually increase
God decrees that marriage is a sacred union between a man and a woman, period.

Universal health care is a dead socialist pipedream which failed many times, long ago
Social security reform is one of our most critical budgetary issues in the short term

The free market can provide a sustainable environment and affordable health care
There is no purpose to showing our soldiers dying and coming home in boxes – so it’s banned

Freedom and democracy can be spread through intimidation and invasion
Outsourcing jobs ultimately benefits all levels of our great society

Re-districting to attain political control is part of our democratic heritage
Energy-efficient cars are dangerous, cheap, uncomfortable, weak and unwanted

Cutting taxes while increasing spending is sound conservative economic policy
Pruning industries by encouraging cheap imports enhances consumer affordability

Top leaders should learn via issue advisers and make decisions in private talks with personal saviors
Our puppet states should maintain a sound separation of church and state

BigAg Taste tests indicate no taste benefit from organic foods and they are too expensive as well
The right to make noise is enshrined in the constitution, but privacy is not

Economic development is independent of the biosphere in which it occurs
We must continually remind God to bless this land whenever speaking to the public

Plastic decals on our imported cars are honest displays of our patriotism
The right to gas-powered recreation on public lands should be protected

We can prevent forests fires by bringing in logging firms to clear cut the big trees
Urban planning is anathema to economic growth, job creation and happy families

The No net loss of wetlands initiative was an example of good government environmental stewardism
Free market elections mean the recipient of the most donations wins office

The decline of amphibians and songbirds has no place in domestic policy
The operations of our federal parks should be turned over to entrepreneurs

The struggle in Iraq has always been intimately linked to a war on terrorism
Misguided, coal-fearing zealots would see us shivering in dark homes eating cold oatmeal

Man was created less than 10,000 years ago, apart from and above, all of the animals
Economies of scale are appropriate for all manner of societal activity

Gun control is wrong as long as the military maintains its overwhelming weapons superiority
That evil weed is rightly the number one enemy in the holy war against all drugs

SUVs, vans and pickups should remain exempt from emissions and mileage regulations
We flatly reject international treaties on women’s rights, land mines and chemical weapons

Providing birth control to third world countries is against our exceptionist moral values
Homosexuality is simply a sinful lifestyle choice requiring a faith-based healing

Globalization will increase everyone’s standard of living
Professional sports are an integral part of the very fabric of our society

Old Europe holds no lessons and provides no new ideas useful to us
All or nothing Omnibus Spending Bills, loaded with pork, nourish the democratic process

The government should get out of the ‘business’ of habitat preservation
Building prisons works more economically than community intervention

Government-funded scientific results should be edited for political purposes
Energy independence does not require some silly ‘Moon Landing’ type effort

A  twangy, macho, evangelical pitch wins the vote of the growing under-crust
Issues are best addressed by simply staying on short and catchy messages – for as long as it takes

Should minorities become disenchanted with voting, they can then be totally ignored
The secret gathering of private information is a proper governmental strategy

Anything short of your unequivocal support amounts to cowardly treason
Loyalty is more important than competence in our subordinates

A smoggy Grand Canyon is but a small price to pay to air condition Las Vegas
As a chosen people, we alone shall execute a policy of exceptionalism

The Department Of Homeland Security reflects our small government philosophy
Multi-generational poverty can be corrected by tax cuts for the very richest

Manufacturers bear no responsibility for packaging materials or wornout products       
Multinational conglomerates have our citizens best interests and futures in their hearts

If free trade brought in some alien snail which killed all the ash trees, who really cares?
Social Darwinism is a tacitly accepted part of God’s mysterious plan for us all

Drinking, smoking and gambling are legal but prostitution is a sinful crime
GDP figures are a quite realistic indicator of our nation’s economic well-being

Yes, we can tout math and science teaching even as we belittle and ignore scientists
Trying to get more while using less is a symptom of weakness and is likely effeminate

Environmental standards need to be reviewed in light of our energy needs
Biodegradable petroleum-based fast food wrappers are our type of litter solution

We choose to eave chemical and electric plants unguarded but employ a StarWars missile defense
What have those starving polar bears really ever done for our country, anyway

New suburbs and strip malls are sure signs of a prosperous and growing nation
Lobbyists and Influence peddlers are respected players in our esteemed political process

Huge SUVs and brand-new McMansions epitomize the American dream
Liberals are skinny, pasty, yellow crybabies whining in shorts and sandals with socks

It would be contrary to God’s law to require jobs, training and a license to have a child
Planning for our children’s future is best accomplished through quarterly sales forecasting

We should look first to God’s teaching with regards to the moral use of human embryos
Drive-thru fast food restaurants save us time which we can use later to enrich our lives

Social programs are inherently wasteful and foolish and really should all be abolished
However, the government can manage far more massive military spending efficiently and honestly

We can proceed with absolute certainty once we have spoken with our personal Savior
Our government simply does not outsource kidnapping, imprisonment, torture or abuse

A leveling of the economic playing field will result in increased prosperity for us all
Farm subsidies to agribusiness are a wise and efficient use of our tax dollars

Activist judges have subverted the constitution and the will of the people and must be replaced
Ronald Reagan certainly was one of the greatest of all American presidents and heroes

Oil companies work hard to earn record profits when speculation skyrockets prices
The government has no role to play in protecting species threatened by our ordained progress

The highly-profitable sale of subsidized armaments is a good way to promote world peace
The liberation of the Iraqi people has nothing to do with their oil reserves

Profitably exporting our new-found, fracked energy independence will be good for us all
Our system and values provide a model which we should be proud to export across the world

The vast liberal media warps our good conservative works by focusing only on bad news
Unattributed government press releases provide for a consistently more balanced assessment

Actually, career politicians simply know how to get things accomplished down in Washington
Flag burning, abortion and marriage amendments are properly very high on our list of priorities

The Ten Commandments are actually the basis of our religious freedom and government
Traitorous and whiney second-guessers only serve to put our brave troops at risk

We must not let the sacrifices made for our colossal blunders ever even appear to be in vain
Manmade areas, such as swimming pools, can be factored into our No Net Loss Of Wetlands policy

Crafting our nation’s energy policy is best done in secret by that industry’s leaders
We must build new infrastructure and provide free health care to Iraqis, but not Americans

The metastasis of Wal*Mart is acceptable but stem cell research is immoral
It is good practice to hire marketing firms for the ongoing culture wars

Winking as businesses enslave illegal workers for next to nothing is advantageous for our economy
The people should tacitly trust us in the covert actions the government takes on their behalf

Climate change, though likely a fictional scam, should be reacted to, but not planned for
An intimate, personal relationship with our savior helps us fight those Middle East religious fanatics

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