Iowa, The Eleventh Hour
Let’s look in on the Republican Presidential Candidates
on the eve of the Iowa Caucus:
John Huntsman is spotted coming out of a synagogue. Confronted, he confesses the whole Mormon
thing was a campaign ploy to capitalize on the surge of popularity now enjoyed
by the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints.
In one twenty-four hour period, Michelle Bachman
compares herself to Margaret Thatcher, Madame Mao, Emelda Marcos and Attila the
Hun’s sister. Hun family descendants
sue for defamation.
Herman Cain is in Iowa City giving financial help and
career counseling to young, soon to be unemployed, female Bachman campaign
staffers.
Newt Gingrich’s head explodes after he walks into a
Davenport hall of mirrors. Police rule
the death suspicious. A bill posted
outside the door advertises the unveiling of a twelve foot bronze statue of the
former Speaker as Michelangelo’s David. Witnesses
report an awkward white man with incredible hair fleeing the scene carrying a
bucket and brush.
Rick Santorum promises to attack Iran on Inauguration Day, rain fire on Sodom and Gomorrah and slay
the Malachites and all their horses and all their asses and all their chariots. He is held for observation in a Des Moines
hospital.
To relieve the stress of the campaign, Mitt Romney unwinds
with a leveraged purchase of an Iowa City plumbing supply house, fires the
employees, sells off the assets and pockets a tidy profit. Then he goes to a matinee showing of Chipwrecked,
insists on a senior discount.
Governor Rick Perry rides into Ottumwa, liquored up,
guns blazing, looking for the “No good Mexican varmint what messed with my
sister.” Perry, fumbling with his Peace Maker, shoots
himself through the head but appears unhurt, cites Divine intervention. Say’s later, “I guess the Good Lord set my
shootin’ hand all to shakin’ and such.”
Ron Paul appears in a Muscatine convenience store dressed
as Ayn Rand and badgers customers about a Federal plot to pay space aliens with
hoarded gold to clone bankers who would release an army of African . . .
Rick Santorum stumps in Iowa with the reality TV family The Duggars, saying" 'Who? We didn't pay for that! I don't have any money for this! I hope you didn't go out and get a bus.' Because the only bus I could afford is a Greyhound at this point. Then we went inside and found out it was the Duggars. I was relieved we weren't spending money on a bus. But we're very glad they did."
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