RICKAMAVEN
14 years ago
September 7, 2011

Cost-cutting Plan Involves Time-travel, God

AUSTIN (The Borowitz Report) – In a sneak preview of Wednesday night’s Republican presidential debate, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas today unveiled an ambitious plan to cut trillions from the Federal budget by repealing the twentieth century.

“Wasteful programs such as Medicare, Social Security, and school lunches for poor children all got their start in that infernal century,” the GOP frontrunner told an enthusiastic crowd of supporters in Austin. “So if you want to cut the budget, the only way to do that is for every man, woman and child in this country to travel back in time.”

While acknowledging that his proposal was unorthodox, Gov. Perry said he was confident that time-travel was possible because “I saw Superman do it in a movie one time.”

“And I’ve got someone even mightier than Superman to help me out with this,” he said. “Fella by the name of God.”

Gov. Perry said that at an appointed time, he would ask every American to pray to God to send the country back to the nineteenth century: “Basically you just need to click your heels together and say ‘There’s no place like home.’”

The presidential hopeful said he knew that critics would be skeptical of his plan, but added that he was “living proof” that it was possible to travel back in time: “For example, my haircut is from 1975.”

Shortly after his speech, rival candidate Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn) blasted Gov. Perry for borrowing from her own plan to take the country back to the Middle Ages.

But in a positive piece of news for the Texas Governor, a new poll shows him leading the pack among voters who describe themselves as delusional.


Stinkdyr
14 years ago
sounds like Hope & Change to me.


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DrafterX
14 years ago
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Can we take our cars..?? 😕
HockeyDad
14 years ago
It is about time that we have a proposal that isn't "Raise taxes.....raising taxes fixes everything!"

Good job Perry for out-of-the-box thinking.
zitotczito
14 years ago
Anything is better than what is going on now.
teedubbya
14 years ago
Is Texas the perry area?
teedubbya
14 years ago
Perry area - The genital area between the vulva and anus in a woman, and between the scrotum and anus in a man.

yup. texas.
snowwolf777
14 years ago
I'll give it a shot. How much worse could it be?

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wheelrite
14 years ago

Perry area - The genital area between the vulva and anus in a woman, and between the scrotum and anus in a man.

yup. texas.

teedubbya wrote:



You have a homo lover named Perry?
donutboy2000
14 years ago
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Lefty is feeling



the heat !
borndead1
14 years ago

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Lefty is feeling



the heat !

donutboy2000 wrote:




From who? Another lefty? Rick Perry used to be Al Gore's beyotch.

Brewha
14 years ago
I understand that Perry is the front runner for the Repulican’ts only because the Ham Sandwich dropped out . . . . .
DrafterX
14 years ago
poor ham sammich.... 😞
DrMaddVibe
14 years ago

From who? Another lefty? Rick Perry used to be Al Gore's beyotch.

borndead1 wrote:





Why Ron Paul scares Rick Perry
By Brent Budowsky - 09/12/11 10:20 AM ET

One of the cardinal rules of politics is "never attack down,” meaning a front-runner should never attack or respond to an opponent who is far behind. Yet that is what Rick Perry is doing. He is intimidated by Ron Paul, and responding to Ron Paul. Why? The answer is that Ron Paul is a true libertarian and a true conservative, while the latest version of Rick Perry, the man who once championed Al Gore, is a phony conservative and can't even pretend to be a phony libertarian.

As I have written repeatedly, Rick Perry is the ultimate pay-for-play government man, the exact opposite of a true conservative and a true libertarian. Ron Paul, whether one agrees with him or not, is the true libertarian and a genuine conservative in ways that Rick Perry can never be. That is why Rick Perry fears Ron Paul.

I completely disagree with the mainstream media and insider pundit consensus that Republicans now have a two-person race. I again predict that Rick Perry will self-destruct.



Mitt Romney has inherent problems that are very deep and explain why he cannot rise above a certain level of support and level of trust from Republicans or Democrats.

I believe a new Republican candidate will emerge well before the Republican convention and will write who I believe it is, and why, in the not-too-distant future.



For now it is fascinating to watch Ron Paul get under Rick Perry's skin, and into Rick Perry's head.



Rick Perry is afraid of Ron Paul.



Rick Perry should be afraid of Ron Paul.



Ron Paul's very presence reveals what a polyester impersonation of a conservative Rick Perry actually is.



The beneficiary of this will not be Mitt Romney, whatever other insiders instruct you to believe.
Brewha
14 years ago

Is Texas the perry area?

teedubbya wrote:



Actually this is a lose / lose scenario;
If Perry loses he stays in Texas, if he wins it is worse still.

Texas should have to keep him – they elected him first!
rfenst
14 years ago

Actually this is a lose / lose scenario;
If Perry loses he stays in Texas, if he wins it is worse still.

Texas should have to keep him – they elected him first!

Brewha wrote:



I really doubt he will win. My money for the R's is on Romney.
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