It seemed to be kind of a gimmick to see how much content they could cram into an episode the day before it aired. To be honest, I didn't really like it, although the Oceans 11/12/13/whatever references were pretty funny.
I don't know, I thought it cheapened the election. It seemed to portray everyone who was passionate about national politics as a bunch of retards. I mean, whether you're cynical about it or not, this election was a monumental one.
I don't know, I thought it cheapened the election. It seemed to portray everyone who was passionate about national politics as a bunch of retards. I mean, whether you're cynical about it or not, this election was a monumental one.
I know they have the right to make episodes about whatever they want, but I also have the right to not like them.
The elections in 2000 and 2004 were like that, where you had two unimpressive candidates to choose between. For a time, I thought that would be true this year too, if Hillary or Edwards got the nomination. But Barack Obama is an impressive man. I challenge you to read his autobiography, "Dreams from my Father." He wrote it at age 33, way before he was involved in politics. This guy has an intelligence and insight you don't see often in people, let alone presidential candidates.
That's what we all thought in 2004 too. Bush had low approval ratings, and it was already established that he invaded a foreign nation for reasons that turned out to be false. And yet he was reelected.
I don't know, I thought it cheapened the election. It seemed to portray everyone who was passionate about national politics as a bunch of retards. I mean, whether you're cynical about it or not, this election was a monumental one.
I know they have the right to make episodes about whatever they want, but I also have the right to not like them.
what about lyndon johnson and vietnam?
vietnam was a conflict, because congress never declared war on vietnam. congress hasn't declared war since 1941. That should also answer the bush question.
