Yes! X

Posted by sepoy on April 16, 2009 · 1 min read

I am so looking forward to the next 7 years and 200 odd days left.



and via Aaron, this best of the lot.

Previously on Yes! I, II, III, IV, V,VI, VII, VIII, IX


COMMENTS


karuna44 | April 16, 2009

crazzzy . . .


Jawad | April 16, 2009

I am not afraid of the looney wingnuts. They are small and disempowered. I am afraid of the poerful looney center that gave standing ovations to GW Bush, and is now giving them to Obama. Kudos to Glen Greewald and others for exposing Obama as a looney wingnut himself. http://www.salon.com/opinion/greenwald/


Nikolai | April 16, 2009

the last one made me laugh out loud


Akbar | April 16, 2009

"I am so looking forward to the next 7 years and 200 odd days left. " Some may beg to differ, http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/1400/slide_1400_20095_large.jpg


Desi Italiana | April 16, 2009

I have to say that "Chairman Maobama" is actually clever. But yeah, one could make a slide show out of these pics, have an open bar, and let the laughter and good times begin.


Nikolai | April 16, 2009

That open bar is a great idea!


elizabeth | April 16, 2009

We never did set up that Muslim Goes to the White House !!!1!1! blog. Pity, that. also, check out this fine blue-coated patriotic fellow: http://www.ginandtacos.com/2009/04/15/ed-goes-undercover-teabaggin/


karuna44 | April 17, 2009

And . . . just in case you missed these . . . a few duplicates here, but check out photos 7 (aka "The Slasher"), 9 (aka "New World Order") and 10 (aka "Crown Jewels"). http://huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/16/10-most-offensive-tea-par_n_187544.html


Desi Italiana | April 17, 2009

"That open bar is a great idea!" An open bar is ALWAYS a great idea :)


karuna44 | April 18, 2009

And continuing in the same vein . . . http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/18/opinion/18collins.html?th&ewc=th Gotta love the last line: "The answer is that what's left of the Republican Party is intent on cutting off the knees of the administration before it actually manages to fulfill any campaign promises on reducing the huge economic gap between the top 5 percent of the country and the rest of the populace. In pursuit of that mission, fortune favors the hysterical and rewards politicians who behave like gerbils that just bit into an electric wire."